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NZ-based Xero, provider of accounting software for small businesses, will acquire Denmark-based workforce management platform Planday in a deal worth €183.5M(Aimee Chanthadavong/ZDNet)

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NZ-based Xero, provider of accounting software for small businesses, will acquire Denmark-based workforce management platform Planday in a deal worth €183.5M

NZ-based Xero, provider of accounting software for small businesses, will acquire Denmark-based workforce management platform Planday in a deal worth €183.5M – Under the deal, valued at €183.5 million, Xero will pay €155.7 million upfront and the remainder will be paid based on …

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