Google Finds Growth From an Overlooked Source

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Google has found itself out of favor with investors since the start of the year. Since the beginning of 2012, the search giant finds itself down more than 10%, while the broad market sits in positive territory. Nonetheless, Google still holds plenty more opportunity than investors realize. Recently, some impressive estimates as to Google's strength in an often-overlooked market came to light that perfectly illustrate why Google still holds plenty of upside. Watch the video to find out about Google's under-the-radar profit center.

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