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How Bending Spoons built a $23bn tech empire from struggling brands - Financial Times

Nasdaq listing caps more than a decade of deals that transformed an Italian start-up into a global internet company

Financial Times·5 July 2026 at 04:01·1 min read
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Nasdaq listing caps more than a decade of deals that transformed an Italian start-up into a global internet company

GLOBAL — Nasdaq listing caps more than a decade of deals that transformed an Italian start-up into a global internet company.

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