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Bhavin and Divyank Turakhia remain as committed as ever to incubating start-ups despite selling their firm for $900 mn

Viveat Susan Pinto Business Standard Mumbai
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Had the Turakhia brothers not executed the world’s largest advertising tech deal on Monday, the two would have continued to be unknown, something they’ve enjoyed through their nearly-two decades long
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First Published: Aug 23 2016 | 2:29 PM IST

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