Private equity firm HgCapital sells last dotcom investment - Telegraph.co.uk

Calgary Herald

Private equity firm HgCapital sells last dotcom investment Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom - 16 hours ago Mid-market private equity firm HgCapital has sold the last of its dotcom investments to MasterCard for $100m (£690m). By Philip Aldrick The US credit card ... MasterCard buys software-maker Calgary Herald MasterCard in $100 million deal with Ireland company Lower Hudson Journal news MasterCard acquires Orbiscom for US$100m Thomson Merger News (registration) FinFacts Ireland all 59 news articles

Big S&P Rally Means Low Probability of IPO Rebound Before 2011 - Bloomberg

Big S&P Rally Means Low Probability of IPO Rebound Before 2011 Bloomberg - Jan 5, 2009 “The public has gotten quite cautious and concerned about offerings from private equity,” said Richard Truesdell, co-head of the capital-markets group at ...

Satyam investors urge merger - Business Standard

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Satyam investors urge merger Business Standard, India - Jan 4, 2009 “The acquisition of Flextronics Software, now Aricent, by private equity firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co (KKR) in 2006 for $900 million was not a ... Satyam attracts suitors, but appearances may be deceptive Economic Times Satyam explores possible merger - paper Reuters Satyam up on merger talk, despite denials Forbes all 165 news articles

Manhattan gets 90pc approval for MYOB - The Australian

Manhattan gets 90pc approval for MYOB The Australian, Australia - Jan 4, 2009 Earlier last month, the board of MYOB said it intended to accept a takeover bid from private equity consortium Manhattan after it raised its offer by about ... MYOB approvals of Manhattan bid hit 90% LIVENEWS.com.au all 30 news articles

Pre-Empting the Tactics of Private Equity May Be Best Way to ... - Maktoob Business (press release)

Pre-Empting the Tactics of Private Equity May Be Best Way to ... Maktoob Business (press release), United Arab Emirates - Jan 5, 2009 Many publicly traded companies are outmaneuvered by private equity firms that swoop in, buy them, and resell them at a premium – often after only a short ...