Sources: the US DOJ is preparing to open an in-depth probe into Adobe’s $20B takeover of Figma and has been contacting customers, competitors, and investors (Josh Sisco/Politico)

Josh Sisco / Politico:
Sources: the US DOJ is preparing to open an in-depth probe into Adobe’s $20B takeover of Figma and has been contacting customers, competitors, and investors  —  The Justice Department is preparing to open an in-depth investigation of Adobe’s $20 billion takeover of design collaboration company Figma …

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An interview with CEO Dylan Field on scaling Figma, selling the company to Adobe, retaining autonomy, WebGL, making VR Figma for the metaverse, AGI, and more (Nilay Patel/The Verge)

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Sources: the FTC has begun a review of Amazon’s $1.7B takeover of iRobot to assess if the deal violates antitrust law and illegally boosts Amazon’s market share (Josh Sisco/Politico)

Josh Sisco / Politico:
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A look at antitrust concerns for Adobe’s $20B Figma acquisition, including whether the deal could eliminate competition and harm consumers by reducing choices (Biz Carson/Protocol)

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A look at antitrust concerns for Adobe’s $20B Figma acquisition, including whether the deal could eliminate competition and harm consumers by reducing choices  —  Hello, and welcome to Pipeline.  I’m Biz Carson, and I’m devastated after I lost my 149-day Wordle streak to “parer” yesterday.