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Fitbit wins deal for one million new users in Singapore health plan

By John Geddie and Neha Malara on Aug 22, 2019 6:55AM
Fitbit wins deal for one million new users in Singapore health plan

Contract with government for trackers part of a health initiative that begins in October.

Fitbit Inc said on Wednesday it won a contract with the Singapore government to provide fitness trackers and services to up to one million of the country's citizens as part of a health initiative that begins in October. The deal, which involves the company supplying its trackers free of charge ...

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