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The CEObillionbusinessclassescorporationseducationenoughexpertsfocusgovernmentsgreatheadquartersideasmanynewpositiveresourcesscienceskillssocieties (Chief Executive Officer) of Google Larry Page has told European CEObillionbusinessclassescorporationseducationenoughexpertsfocusgovernmentsgreatheadquartersideasmanynewpositiveresourcesscienceskillssocieties they need to be more like Silicon Valley. He said European leaders do not support technology companies CEObillionbusinessclassescorporationseducationenoughexpertsfocusgovernmentsgreatheadquartersideasmanynewpositiveresourcesscienceskillssocieties. Silicon Valley is home to CEObillionbusinessclassescorporationseducationenoughexpertsfocusgovernmentsgreatheadquartersideasmanynewpositiveresourcesscienceskillssocieties of the world's largest technology CEObillionbusinessclassescorporationseducationenoughexpertsfocusgovernmentsgreatheadquartersideasmanynewpositiveresourcesscienceskillssocieties. Google, Apple and Facebook have their CEObillionbusinessclassescorporationseducationenoughexpertsfocusgovernmentsgreatheadquartersideasmanynewpositiveresourcesscienceskillssocieties there. Mr Page said Silicon Valley is a CEObillionbusinessclassescorporationseducationenoughexpertsfocusgovernmentsgreatheadquartersideasmanynewpositiveresourcesscienceskillssocieties place for technology companies because it is easy to do CEObillionbusinessclassescorporationseducationenoughexpertsfocusgovernmentsgreatheadquartersideasmanynewpositiveresourcesscienceskillssocieties there. He told Britain's 'Financial Times' newspaper that Silicon Valley was great for investing in CEObillionbusinessclassescorporationseducationenoughexpertsfocusgovernmentsgreatheadquartersideasmanynewpositiveresourcesscienceskillssocieties and for making money by setting up new technology companies. He said Europe's politicians needed to start investing in big CEObillionbusinessclassescorporationseducationenoughexpertsfocusgovernmentsgreatheadquartersideasmanynewpositiveresourcesscienceskillssocieties.

Mr Page told the Financial Times he had $62 CEObillionbusinessclassescorporationseducationenoughexpertsfocusgovernmentsgreatheadquartersideasmanynewpositiveresourcesscienceskillssocieties that he wanted to invest in CEObillionbusinessclassescorporationseducationenoughexpertsfocusgovernmentsgreatheadquartersideasmanynewpositiveresourcesscienceskillssocieties ideas. He said he wanted to use the money to benefit CEObillionbusinessclassescorporationseducationenoughexpertsfocusgovernmentsgreatheadquartersideasmanynewpositiveresourcesscienceskillssocieties in Europe. He said: "We're trying to figure it out. How do we use all these CEObillionbusinessclassescorporationseducationenoughexpertsfocusgovernmentsgreatheadquartersideasmanynewpositiveresourcesscienceskillssocieties  and have a much more CEObillionbusinessclassescorporationseducationenoughexpertsfocusgovernmentsgreatheadquartersideasmanynewpositiveresourcesscienceskillssocieties impact on the world?" Page is not the first business leader to attack Europe for being slow with investing in technology. Many CEObillionbusinessclassescorporationseducationenoughexpertsfocusgovernmentsgreatheadquartersideasmanynewpositiveresourcesscienceskillssocieties say European schools do not teach enough technology, so children do not have the CEObillionbusinessclassescorporationseducationenoughexpertsfocusgovernmentsgreatheadquartersideasmanynewpositiveresourcesscienceskillssocieties that kids in Silicon Valley have. Many leaders in CEObillionbusinessclassescorporationseducationenoughexpertsfocusgovernmentsgreatheadquartersideasmanynewpositiveresourcesscienceskillssocieties believe there should be a much bigger CEObillionbusinessclassescorporationseducationenoughexpertsfocusgovernmentsgreatheadquartersideasmanynewpositiveresourcesscienceskillssocieties on technology in schools. Some think all elementary schools should have CEObillionbusinessclassescorporationseducationenoughexpertsfocusgovernmentsgreatheadquartersideasmanynewpositiveresourcesscienceskillssocieties on coding for children.