Update MURAL, ninety nine and Nucoro #174
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Hmmm I suspect Ninety Nine and Mural likely should be removed (Ninety Nine seems dead, Mural seems to hire in Argentina only.) I'll keep this open for a while in case someone has more up to date info. I'll see what I do some time next week. |
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Makes sense to me! Let me know and I will update the PR then :) |
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Fix some broken links and remove a company (Nucoro) acquired by another company (Backbase).
Removing companies
Please explain the reason for the removal, preferably with some ways for us to verify that the removal is fair.
Nucoro has been acquired by Backbase (see link).
Others
Please explain.
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