A corporate espionage scandal has emerged in Silicon Valley involving two prominent HR startups, Deel and Rippling. The controversy began when Deel, a $12 billion HR software company, was accused of instructing its rival, Rippling, to ‘steal’ company assets under the guise of a customer. This latest claim has added another layer to the ongoing legal battle between the two companies. The scandal has captured the attention of the tech industry, with allegations of trade secret theft and corporate spying drawing significant scrutiny.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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