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Takeaway defends Just Eat bid, says Prosus trying to buy it on cheap

FILE PHOTO: Just Eat signage on a London restaurant window
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch meal delivery firm Takeaway.com defended its $6.1 billion (4.9 billion pounds) all-share offer for Just Eat on Tuesday, saying rival cash bidder Prosus was trying to buy the British company "on the cheap", even though its bid is higher.Takeaway has argued that merging with Just Eat would create a European powerhouse, with dominant market shares in Britain, Germany and..
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