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Palo Alto Networks Buys Startup, Omits CEO's Early Investment
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By סופי שולמן
First reported by TheMarker · 13 minutes ago
What happened
Palo Alto Networks acquired the AI startup Console for an estimated $500 million, a deal that also benefits CEO Nikesh Arora, an early investor. The acquisition follows a period of significant stock growth for Palo Alto Networks.
- 01Palo Alto Networks acquired AI startup Console for about $500 million.
- 02CEO Nikesh Arora was an early investor in Console.
- 03The deal provides a profitable exit for investors including Joshua Kushner.
- 04Arora recently invested heavily in Palo Alto Networks stock.
- 05Console developed an AI product for IT automation.
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