Last week's headliner deals seemed to reinforce the year's recurring theme: no sector of the economy is safe from private equity. Casino gaming and landscaping, two industries at the opposite end of the glitz spectrum, were added to the target list with a $15.1 billion bid for Harrah's Entertainment and the sale of a majority stake in Calabasas-based ValleyCrest Cos. But as private equity marched to inevitable world domination, strategic buys quietly went about doing some block...
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