8i alleges co-founder stole information for new company
Co-founder Sebastian Marino left 8i in 2014.
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A leading Kiwi virtual reality company is taking a former co-founder to court, alleging he stole confidential information to set up a competing company.
Wellington-based 8i claims its former chief creative officer, Sebastian Marino, breached a settlement agreement when he set up Uncorporeal
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Tue, 06 Dec 2016
Tue, 06 Dec 2016
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8i alleges co-founder stole information for new company
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