LinkedIn is going to spend about $90 million to buy popular e-reader company Pulse. It will help Linkedin to provide e-reader platform on mobile devices.
The San Francisco-based e-reader company Pulse has more than 30 million users worldwide and applications can be run both on Apple and Android-based operating systems.
Pulse was founded by two Indian origin Stanford University students – Akshay Kothari and Ankit Gupta in 2010.
Linkedin reportedly will pay $90 million in form of 90% stock and 10% cash. Also all Pulse employees will join Linkedin.
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