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July 7th, 2016, 08:31 PM
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The shareholders of AVG think it's a good thing. Share price went up 30 percent on the sale. I'm surprised that Avast had 1.3 Billion in cash to spend. Clearly they're doing something right business-wise especially considering they're a private company and aren't spending shareholders money.
I'll wait and see what happens to/with Avast first before I make any judgement but if Avast adopts any of AVG's technology to it's own product then I'd be likely to switch a/v products quickly meaning bye bye Avast.
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