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Big Tech has a new playbook on how to acquire startups w/o triggering anti-trust acquisition: call it a licensing deal… while all key staff from the company (founders, key folks also join. Leave a zombie company behind. Google did it with Windsurf & Character, Meta with Scale

288 likes32 repliesPosted Dec 25, 2025

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