New York Times' Dealbook reviewed several prominent private equity deals during the buyout boom, and gave an update how the companies had been faring.
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The deal where America Movil bids for KPN Foundation is unclear.
Today, Dell Inc.'s founder Michael Dell announced that the majority shareholders of the company had voted in favor of his planned privatization of the computer maker firm.
Dell Inc shareholders started casting their votes to approve Michael Dell's buyout offer today.
The rates for the loans engaged by Verizon Communications to pay off the 45% Vodafone ownership in the Wireless venture was recently released.
Magazine publisher Time Inc. purchased the publishing arm of American Express Co as part of its plans to spin off from its parent Time Warner Inc.
La Française announced that it had entered into a strategic partnership with global real estate investment management firm Forum Partners.
On a September 12 meeting at Dell Inc's headquarters in Round Rock, Texas, the company was expected to announce that CEO Michael Dell and Silver Lake Management LLC got shareholder approval to proceed with the USD24.90 billion leveraged buyout.
In an interview with Bloomberg News, China's richest man Wang Jianlin has hired two investment banks to assist his company in planned acquisitions of hotel management companies in the US and London.
The interest rates and maturities of standing loans to back up the Verizon buyout of Vodafone was determined.
In addition to its recent partnership with lab testing company Theranos Inc, Walgreens Co purchased drugstore chain Kerr Drug for an undisclosed amount in preparation to the launch of the US's Affordable Care Act.
According to a Forbes news magazine article, Twitter Inc.'s acquisition deal of mobile ad exchange startup MoPub implied that it would be readying itself for an IPO next year.
Sources who disclosed to Reuters that Umpqua Holdings Corp. (UMPQ) was in advanced stages of closing an acquisition of Sterling Financial Corp for USD1.8 billion.
The National Pension Service of South Korea increased its stake in six local companies as the government lengthened disclosure times for share purchases over 10%.
Blackberry shares jumped slightly as rumors of a buyout offer from its biggest shareholder became news.
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