Filed under: Management, Insiders, Google (GOOG)
With revenues of $16.5 billion and a cash hoard of $14 billion, Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) is certainly no longer a scrappy startup. In fact, Wall Street is getting somewhat concerned about the company’s prospects, as seen with the recent decline in the once mighty stock price.
So it’s no surprise that some of Google vets are leaving for other opportunities.
According to The Wall Street Journal (subscription), the latest to make a move is Sheryl Sandberg, who was the vice president for global online sales and operations (actually, her bio is still on the Google site).
Her next stop: the popular social networking site, Facebook.
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