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Peter Thiel is said to have submitted a bid for Gawker, the website he helped shut down
Peter Thiel, the billionaire investor who financed a successful lawsuit against the news site Gawker, leading to its bankruptcy, has submitted a bid to buy what's left of the online property, according to a report by Reuters on Thursday. While the bulk of Gawker Media was purchased by Univision for $135 million in 2016, the flagship website Gawker.com and its archives of posts remain part of a ban
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