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Google $GOOGL announced this week the first quarterly dividend in its history paying out $0.20 per share Google co-founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page will receive a quarterly dividend check of $146 million and $78 million, respectively according to CNET https://t.co/CGYTaYIgdt