Prosus’s Acquisition of Stack Overflow: Our Exciting Next Chapter

This morning, Prosus (PROSY) has announced its intention to acquire Stack Overflow for 1.8 billion dollars. This is tremendously exciting news for our employees, our customers, our community members, and for our shareholders, and I will share a bit more about what it all means. The post Prosus’s Acquisition of Stack Overflow: Our Exciting Next Chapter appeared first on Stack Overflow Blog.

https://stackoverflow.blog/2021/06/02/prosus-acquires-stack-overflow/

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