Lidar rivals Ouster, Velodyne end legal battle with a merger

The companies say the deal is a "merger of equals" in which shareholders of each one will own 50% of the new company, but Ouster's CEO will run the new company and Velodyne shareholders are being paid an 8% premium in the agreement.
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