Silicon Valley rumors claim that Google bought the site Gropon transactions for a fee of $ 2.5 billion
Is Google is facing another huge acquisition deal? According to the website VatorNews (vator.tv) - The company bought the site Groupon for a huge sum of $ 2.5 billion. The two companies have not officially referred to information.Gropon is a site that offers consumers daily transactions. It was founded two years ago by entrepreneur Andrew Mason. Earnings in 2010 reached U.S. $ 350 million has been claimed that Kenya was then proposed Yahoo for $ 1.7 billion. To 20 million subscribers who receive the daily purchase bids on the island - Email other continents in the world but America - including Europe and Asia. Lgropon got many imitations, including several Israeli sites employees the same method.Revolving last half week in the high - tech rumors that Google proposed for the site between two to three billion dollars and that the talks are taking place between the two companies. Calls come after a period when the rumor was that Gropon actually going to continue working independently, and it stands before raising capital. Mashable site, which deals with social media, estimates that if the rumor is correct and acquisition did take place, this is great logic from Google. According to the website, the deal gives Google a great opportunity to combine the transactions Gropon in Google Local Business Places. Gropon, in turn, can cope with the many competitors and copies more easily with Google's broad back
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