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Bumble’s $14 billion peak ends in a $1.3 billion deal

Publicado por TheStreet · Estados Unidos hace 19 h

Bumble, a dating app that was had a valuation of around $14 billion, is finishing its public-market chapter by going private for $1.3 billion. The company agreed to be acquired by…

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Bumble’s $14 billion peak ends in a $1.3 billion deal

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