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Google's Increasing Investment in Office Buildings, Workforce Hit Its Bottom Line

Alphabet, Google's Parent Company, Boosted Property Spending in Third Quarter

Search engine giant Google is based in a complex dubbed the Googleplex in Mountain View, California. (Getty Images)
Search engine giant Google is based in a complex dubbed the Googleplex in Mountain View, California. (Getty Images)

Search engine provider Google's parent, Alphabet, increased spending on property and equipment by about 27% in the third quarter, becoming the second U.S. tech giant in less than a week to say costs for its expanding use of commercial real estate cut into its financial results.

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