Investments
Dec. 5, 2006
Public Companies Come to the Fore During Rare Lull in Private Equity Deals
COLUMN - By Rick Kennedy - Last week saw a rare respite from massive private equity buyouts as funds and investment banks mulled all-important year-end bonuses, instead.
Rick Kennedy
Last week saw a rare respite from massive private equity buyouts as funds and investment banks mulled all-important year-end bonuses, instead.
In the relatively quiet period, two strategic California deals showed that, as the saying goes, the demise of the public company has been greatly exaggerated.
Financial software company Intuit,...
Last week saw a rare respite from massive private equity buyouts as funds and investment banks mulled all-important year-end bonuses, instead.
In the relatively quiet period, two strategic California deals showed that, as the saying goes, the demise of the public company has been greatly exaggerated.
Financial software company Intuit,...
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