The hearts of many a Google investor probably skipped a beat or two last week after a typing error made it appear that the online search engine’s stock had run out of steam, dropping from around $387 a share to $38 in after-hours trading. According to the New York Sun, the sparsely reported incident – involving what is considered the largest drop in stock price in history – nearly gave one investor who had just spent $76,000 on Google stock a heart attack when he saw about $68,000 disappear. Of course, it was an error, reminiscent of a similar experience earlier in the year on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. But the Nasdaq Stock Market has come under severe criticism, according to the Sun, for waiting more than hour to disclose what happened and cancel all transactions. In its defense, Nasdaq says it usually takes an hour just to break the trades. As for the investors who thought they picked up the bargain of the century, those trades got canceled, too.