Adobe/Figma: Deal Faces Challenging Reviews in Brussels and London

Published on Mar 30, 2023

Software company Adobe’s (ADBE) $20 billion plan to purchase the privately held design platform Figma will be reviewed by regulators in London and Brussels, and winning approval from both agencies is likely to be a challenge, according to an analysis by The Capitol Forum. Adobe’s European Commission filing is said to be expected within the […]

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