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Electric scooters. They've been heralded by boosters as the next wave in sustainable transportation,

but they're also reviled for causing accidents and littering city streets.

And the injuries they cause aren't just on the sidewalk, just ask entrepreneurs trying to survive as the scooter industry shakes

out. A multitude of companies are scrapping for dominance. Uber, Lyft, Lyme, Bird, and even Automaker Ford

are all getting to scale as fast as they can. We may be watching the beginning of a game of musical

chairs in this hectic two-wheeled business. One sign that industry consolidation

has started, last week Santa Monica-based Bird, which is valued at more than $2 billion,

agreed to buy its small San Francisco rival, Scoot. Terms of the deal were not disclosed,

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