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The Internet search leader Google was falling a bit of tension after the bid of Microsoft to the Yahoo! Microsoft raised the bid to $47.5 billion or $33 per share at last weekend. But their conversion for the dealing is not going to the right track. Yahoo! Inc. is not happy with the condition of deal of Microsoft. Yahoo! Inc. falls in indecision about the deal. So in this critical time Google suggested the ad partnership to Yahoo! as a weapon against the Microsoft offer. Moreover, Google Inc.’s top executives are really hopeful that, they will be able to form a profitable advertising partnership with Yahoo! Inc. which will lucrative for both of them. If Yahoo! makes contract for a long-term ad deal with Google then that will must effects on Microsoft’s Business.

Google co-founder Sergey Brin told reporters:

We have been talking to Yahoo! and we are very excited to be working with them.
He also said: We share a lot of values with them.

Google is already starts their works on it. The two companies are already completed two-week test in the last month. In the trial run, Google supplied a small portion of the text-based ads that appeared at the side of search results on Yahoo!’s Web site. After the test Google Inc.’s chairman Schmidt said that they are really hopeful about the deal and he described Google’s current relationship with Yahoo! as “very, very friendly.”

If the deal confirmed, then it will make a big change in the business of two companies. In UBS report declare that the analyst Benjamin Schachter estimated in a research project that depending on the breadth of the partnership of two companies, Google’s AD system for search engine marketing could nearly double 2009 profit. It will be also a great profitable offer for the Yahoo! Inc. Google’s offer is really attractive and proper timely for the Yahoo! group. Cause in the market the Yahoo!’s share value is not in good position. So they will take the much profitable offer.

Now-a-days the internet companies are not so far to helping or attending in the social work. And Google is always first to take part in the social works. In a very near time Cyclone Nargis hit the Myanmar. So now Google plays an important role for support victims of the cyclone in Myanmar.

Myanmar is a developing country. Most of the people of the country depend on cultivation. Their national success is also depending on agriculture. And their mostly cultivated crop is paddy. But most of the rice growing heartland has been destroyed by the cyclone Nargis. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) associated press reported that, 5 states hit hardly by Saturday’s cyclone which produced 65 percent of the country’s rice. FAO also said that the cyclone hits 80 percent of its aquaculture, 50 percent of its poultry and 40 percent of its pig production. A lot of people are dead, uncountable people are injured and great number of people are missing. Others, thousands of homeless people are now slept on the street.

“There is likely going to be incredible shortages in the next 18 to 24 months,” Sean Turnell, an economist specializing in Myanmar at Australia‘s Macquarie University told AP. “Things will be tough.” The CNN reported about it.

So many countries, organizations and person are coming in front for their helping. “The United States has made an initial aid contribution, but we want to do a lot more,” Bush said. “We are prepared to move U.S. Navy assets to help find those who have lost their lives, to help find the missing and help stabilize the situation.”

Google is now also trying to do their best for the help of the victims. Google makes an easy donate system in their page. If you open Google.com you will easily get to know about it. There is a message for helping the Myanmar: “Support victims of the cyclone in Myanmar (Burma)”. Google arranged a page where people can donate money directly to the UNICEF or Direct Relief International. Millions of people visit this site everyday. If only a few donate then also it’s a great help for them. It is a great step of Google for the helping of victims in Myanmar.