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Fitbit is buying Pebble for $34-40 million

Posted on: Dec 1, 2016 | Posted by: Business Mag Top

Fitness wearable creator Fitbit is in the process of acquiring smartwatch maker Pebble in a deal that will likely spell the end of the Pebble brand. VentureBeat has learned...

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