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  • Cressey Crosses $300M Mark On Debut Fund
    Brad Meikle- 18 January 2010
  • peHUB Wire: Friday, January 8, 2010
    Brad Meikle- 8 January 2010

    Friday Feedback

  • peHUB Wire: Friday, January 8, 2010
    Brad Meikle- 8 January 2010

    Friday Feedback

  • Local Media of America Buys San Diego Radio Stations
    PE Hub Staff- 7 January 2010

    Local Media of America, a portfolio company of Thoma Bravo, has acquired Finest City Broadcasting, operator of three radio stations in the San Diego market. No financial terms were disclosed.

  • peHUB Wire: Monday, January 4, 2010
    Brad Meikle- 4 January 2010

    Random Ramblings

  • peHUB Wire: Monday, January 4, 2010
    Brad Meikle- 4 January 2010

    Random Ramblings

  • Thoma Bravo Taking Amicas Private for $217 Million
    PE Hub Staff- 28 December 2009

    Thoma Bravo has agreed to acquire AMICAS Inc. (Nasdaq: AMCS), a Boston-based provider of image and information management solutions. The deal is valued at approximately $217 million, with AMICAS stockholders to receive $5.35 per share (21% premium to last Thursday's closing price). Raymond James & Associates is serving as financial advisor to AMICAS, which may solicit alternative proposals for the next 41 days.

  • HarbourVest Makes Promotions
    PE Hub Staff- 16 December 2009

    HarbourVest Partners has promoted Peter Lipson, Julie Ocko and Mary Traer to the position of managing director. Traer also was named chief administrative officer. Other HarbourVest promotions include: Karin Lagerlund to chief financial officer, Sebastiaan van den Berg to principal and Bruce Pixler, Catherine Shih, and Abraham Soquar to vice president.

  • Hellman & Friedman Completes Datatel Deal
    PE Hub Staff- 11 December 2009

    Hellman & Friedman and JMI Equity have completed their acquisition of Datatel Inc., a Fairfax, Va.-based provider of enterprise information management solutions for higher education institutions. No financial terms were disclosed, although peHUB previously reported a sale price of approximately $570 million. Sellers include Thoma Bravo, Trident Capital, HarbourVest Partners and JP Morgan Asset Management -- which sponsored a management buyout of Datatel in early 2005.