Google Acquires Local Business Data from Lebanon
Beirut, the capital and largest city of Lebanon, now has its local business data available on Google Maps
New feature allows users to find local businesses, view maps, and get driving directions
In a move that will make it easier for people to find local businesses in Lebanon, Google has acquired local business data from the country. This data, which includes business names, addresses, phone numbers, and website URLs, is now available on Google Maps. Users can use this data to find local businesses, view maps of their locations, and get driving directions to them.
The acquisition of this data is part of Google's ongoing effort to make its products more useful and relevant to people around the world. By providing access to local business data, Google is making it easier for people to find the businesses they need, whether they're looking for a restaurant, a store, or a service provider.
The new feature is available now on Google Maps for desktop and mobile devices. To use the feature, simply type in the name of a business or a type of business into the search bar. Google will then display a list of businesses that match your search. You can then click on a business to view its location on a map, get driving directions, or learn more about the business.
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