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DoorDash has a ‘LinkedIn message’ for employees as it spends $17B on Instacart

DoorDash has told employees not to send or accept LinkedIn connection requests from Instacart staff, even with prior relationships, while its $17 billion acquisition awaits approval. The rule, part of an internal Q&A filed with the SEC, aims to prevent antitrust 'gun-jumping' before the deal closes. With closing expected by late 2027 or early 2028, the DoorDash-Instacart LinkedIn freeze could…

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    DoorDash has a ‘LinkedIn message’ for employees as it spends $17B on Instacart (opens Times of India in a new tab)

    DoorDash has told employees not to send or accept LinkedIn connection requests from Instacart staff, even with prior relationships, while its $17 billion acquisition awaits approval. The rule, part of an internal Q&A filed with the SEC, aims to prevent…

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