Why A NYSE-listed Giant Bought This $2M Business

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21/09/2018 42 min
Why A NYSE-listed Giant Bought This $2M Business

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Angela Mader started selling her fitbook through retail giants like CVS, Target and Walgreens. Little did she know, Mader was also attracting the attention of one of the world largest acquirers.

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