US orders Google, Facebook and others to reveal details of years of acquisitions

Sure if Panera voluntarily sold to mcdonalds it would just be an exit, an acquisition - investors and founders and stock holders and everyone can celebrate capitalism - yay.

that's all good and and fine, I am not hating on that.

However as a customer, goaddy has been screwing me more and more every year since they sold out to wall street. Uniregistry was the one place I found where I can get a better price with less of the sneaky dark pattern over sells and constantly changing price gouging.

I've had more than a dozen conversations with godaddy people about my frustration with their changing pricing patterns and how they screw their long term customers while fooling new people, and how uniregistry provides me with simple price and no BS in between buying and checking out, and no surprises year after year.

Now godaddy gets them to voluntarily sell out.

It's a sell out to one of the worst examples of wall street greed machines I have had to contend to with. They are taking over competition, and now it's likely to be ruined with the same predatory processes that godaddy has become the norm for.

in my opinion, this is how I see it as a user / customer. Investor's opinion may vary.