This is Money | Another of the UK's 'tech unicorns' falls into foreign hands: Skyscanner sold to China's Ctrip for a cool £1.4bn This is Money The firm employs more than 800 staff, with 10 offices worldwide, including in Barcelona, Beijing, Budapest, Glasgow and London has around 60 million monthly active users. It was launched in 2003 to let users compare prices from different travel sites ... |
2016-11-24
Another of the UK's 'tech unicorns' falls into foreign hands: Skyscanner sold to China's Ctrip for a cool £1.4bn – This is Money
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