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VG Acquisition Corp. aims to complete a strategic business combination, which could take various forms such as a merger, share swap, asset acquisition, stock purchase, or corporate reorganization, with one or more existing enterprises. This entity commenced operations in 2020 and is headquartered in New York City.

Backed by its growing genetic database, 23andMe could take its business in a number of lucrative directions.

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Shares of consumer genetics company 23andMe rose about 17% in their trading debut Thursday, after the provider of home DNA test kits went public via a merger with Richard Branson's special-purpose acquisition corporation, or SPAC, VG Acquisition Corp.

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Businessman Richard Branson and 23andMe are making headlines after Branson's Virgin Acquisition Group will complete its merger this week. The post VGAC Stock: Everything You Need to Know About Richard Branson, 23andMe and This Week's SPAC Merger appeared first on InvestorPlace.