15 Surprise Mergers need technology that can happen, no, but

15 Surprise Mergers need technology that can happen, no, but

In 2005, when Facebook was only a year, but it can still be called The Facebook, co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has offered to sell the startup social media, MySpace for $ 75 million. This is a moron changes in today's technology unicorn explosion. Deal or No Deal, "MySpace general manager Chris De Wolfe not. A year later, Zuckerberg tried again. This time, prevent zero, so the price of $ 750 million. No dice. De wolf again refused.

Now Facebook is $ 274000000000 company and MySpace are ... uh, I can not remember, either.

$ 3000000000 cash offer from Facebook Snap chat another proposal worth buying, that got shot down. Snap chat co-founder and CEO Evan Spiel ignored cockily Zuckerberg from 2013 proposal, brushing it off as a means of "some short-term profit." Smart move Spiel. Today Snap chat, now used for much more than just sexting, worth about $ 16000000000 and boast about 100 million active users every day. Not bad, even if he has a ways to go to catch up with Facebook, which continues to push the trendy features Snap chat it.

About: Snap chat as Facebook, now has 4 billion video views every day

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