In 2007, Google reached out to a startup it wanted to buy called Zlio. Zlio was founded in 2006. It let anyone open an online store, even if they had nothing of their own to sell. Stores could be populated with products from Zlio's partners, such as Apple. Google told Zlio it would work quickly to get the acquisition deal done. It emailed Zlio's founder, Jeremie Berrebi, and detailed everything he would need to send over to get the acquisition approved by Larry Page, Sergey Brin and Eric Schmidt.
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