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Acquirers Are Snapping Up Boom-Era Startups That Haven’t Raised Funding In Years
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A number of companies whose names might feature on a playlist of 2021 boom-era unicorns have sold to acquirers in recent months, including one-time highfliers like Airtable, Headspace and Miro. In many cases, companies are selling at valuations which, while not puny, are still far below their former peaks.
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