SAN FRANCISCO: Google reported Thursday that its quarterly profit rose with a jump in revenue and released word that its chief business officer was leaving the company.
High-profile executive Nikesh Aurora took a moment on the earnings call to thank Google for a "phenomenal" 10 years and said he looked forward to "cheering them on from the sideline."
Arora will be replaced in the interim by Omid Kordestani, a business founder who led Google's sales teams.
Google chief financial officer Patrick Pichette steered talk on the call away from Aurora's career move to a job at Japan's SoftBank, saying he wanted to keep focused on freshly-released quarterly earnings figures.
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