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Analysts praised Porat liberally in their research notes this morning:

"New CFO delivers," Macquarie wrote. "... we thought Ruth's commentary was incrementally positive on top of mind issues," Barclays commented. "Dawn of a new era? Kinda feels like it," Deutsche Bank titled its research note on the earnings. Porat "did not disappoint," Goldman Sachs notes. "She focused on the matters that the market cares about the most, namely the ability to invest with discipline and what appears to be a more pragmatic outlook on its balance sheet."

Porat is one of Wall Street's own stars:

Before joining Google, she spent more than 20 years at Morgan Stanley, prompting Politico to laud her as "the most powerful woman on Wall Street."

Google's paying Porat $70 million in bonuses and grants, a number that seems paltry compared to the roughly $50 billion it added to its market cap after she delivered its earnings.


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