Google man's missus gets $4 Google millions

Robinson Trousseau

By INQUIRER staff

Wed May 23 2007, 11:11

CO-FOUNDER Sergey Brin got hitched to a lass called Anne Wojcicki a little while back and now her startup firm has landed $3.9 million of Googlecash.

A regulatory filing Google (tick: GOOG) made yesterday showed that the investment was made in 23andMe, a biotech firm.

The regulatory filing also disclosed that Ms Wojcicki is now Mrs Brin.

Last weekend, the San Jose Mercury News reported that the couple had got wed on an island in the Caribbean. The $3.9 million is quite some Robinson Trousseau. µ

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