Google has announced its earnings for the quarter ended June 30, showing a significant increase in its follow-up compared to the same period last year. The search giant earned $ 2.79 billion net profit for the quarter and $ 12.21 billion in consolidated revenue. In addition to the significant increase in revenue this quarter is worth noting that this is the first financial report since Google acquired a Motorola Mobility in late May. $ 12.21 billion, Google received a 35 percent increase over the same period last year. The figures are without Google deducting traffic acquisition costs, which amounted to $ 2.6 billion for the quarter, or 25 percent of advertising revenue. Also, the figure of 12.21 billion includes revenues from Motorola Mobility. Of these, the share of the actual Google has $ 10.96 billion, while Motorola earned $ 1.25 billion for the quarter, or 12 percent of consolidated revenues. Approximately $ 843 million from general revenues accounted for Motorola mobile segment. It should be noted that if the company was still independent, it would have lost $ 38 million. It should also be pointed out that in connection with the purchase of Motorola greatly increased the number of employees since the company was very comparable to Google. Acquisition of approximately 21 000 new employees has increased the total staff establishment of the company up to 54,604 people. Net income for the quarter, Google rose $ 280 million over the same period last year, when the company earned $ 2.51 billion. The report also showed that the Google operating costs continue to rise, they reached $ 4 billion in the quarter, while during the same period in 2011, they totaled $ 2.97 billion in the percentage of income, however, the company managed to maintain their operational costs at 33 percent.