Square acquires Weebly for $365 million
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Square acquires Weebly for $365 million
20:33:20 / April 27, 2018

Weebly was bought for $365 million in cash and stock, marking Square's second acquisition in a week following its purchase of catering platform Zesty. Read more: https://zd.net/2HRjJQx

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