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For $30 million, Tiny buys HappyFunCorp, a company that has created apps for Twitter, Amazon, other platforms

For $30 million, Tiny buys HappyFunCorp, a company that has created apps for Twitter, Amazon, other platforms

HappyFunCorp, a company that develops products for companies like Apple, Disney, Amazon, and Twitter, is announced being purchased by Canadian company, Tiny, in a $30 million deal.

Ben Schippers, co-founder and co-CEO while confirming the deal in a release on Monday said that HappyFunCorp is being acquired with a mix of shares and cash and will continue to operate independently out of Brooklyn, New York.

With a current market cap of almost $500 million, Tiny is a publicly traded company with its headquarters in Canada.

According to the release, WeCommerce, a provider of e-commerce technology, Dribbble, a website where designers can showcase their work and find new clients, and Flow, a task and project management tool, are other acquisitions in the Tiny stable. 

Andrew Wilkinson, a co-founder of Tiny and MetaLab, a business that designs user interfaces, is also a co-founder of Tiny.

Since its founding in 2009, HappyFunCorp has amassed a very impressive clientele of household names.

The businesses collaborate behind the scenes with some of the most well-known names in technology along with HappyFunCorp.

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