Dave Keating
New York-based Spire Capital has formed Ariston Global Partners, a new platform which will acquire communications services companies.
Boston-based Prides Capital Partners has acquired travel technology provider Pegasus Solutions for $275 million.
The New York-based firm has sold American Coach Lines to Coach America for $60 million.
New data from the National Venture Capital Association shows that long-term performance in the US remains strong despite dismal IPO valuation. Dave Keating reports.
The Providence, Rhode Island-based firm will spend around $100 million to purchase Big Train, a maker of specialty coffee shop products.
The New York-based private equity firm has closed its fourth fund with seven platform investments already in the can.
The New York-based firm will exit the communications company for an undisclosed amount.
In a $465m (€369m) transaction, the JP Morgan-backed private equity arm has partnered with Carlson Companies to help it become one of the largest travel platforms in the world.
The New York-based firm says investors flocked to its third fund to focus on late-stage life science companies.
A new partnership between Bill Hambrecht and Geneva Venture Partners’ Igor Sill won’t rely on Hambrecht’s revolutionary OpenIPO process for exits, but rather on the teams’ combined experience. Dave Keating reports.