Google has been working to bring real-time visibility of local retail merchandise into search results, and on Tuesday announced the acquisition of Irish tech firm Pointy for an undisclosed sum. Pointy ...

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The news today that Google has entered into an agreement to acquire retail tech company Pointy is a vindication for Pointy’s founders, who in the early days of the company had to convince investors ...

The company, which was acquired by Google last year, is providing hardware for retailers to list their inventories online and attract shoppers. Google-owned Pointy is offering free devices to Irish ...

Google has today announced it has acquired Pointy to help local businesses showcase and quickly products online in the search giant’s catalogue. Pointy has entered into an agreement to be acquired by ...

Google said Tuesday that it's acquiring Pointy, makers of a platform that lets small business brick-and-mortar retailers list their in-store product inventory online. Financial terms of the deal were ...

Google plans to acquire Dublin start-up Pointy, which has created a device that automatically lists a bricks-and-mortar store’s inventory online so customers can find local products. Today (14 January ...

The Dublin retail technology startup Pointy is to be acquired by Google in a deal reported to be worth in the region of €150m. It represents a windfall for co-founders Mark Cummins and Charles Bibby, ...