The Riverside Company sold Capol, one of their exceptional investments, to Freudenberg Chemical Specialties.
Exits
Will Blackberry sale make company succeed over Apple, Samsung?
As Blackberry announced its formation of a special committee to "explore strategic alternatives" like a possible sale to compete with its biggest technology rivals, conflict may arise.
Campbell sells Europe biz to CVC Capital Partners
Campbell Soup Co announced that the sales of some of its European businesses to CVC Capital Partners is on the final stages.
The cost of NSA leaks on cloud computing
One of the first victims of the Snowden affair was the closure of secure email service provider Lavabit.
Chesapeake Energy walks away from New York leases
Pioneer oil driller Chesapeake Energy decided to just drop their claims of retaining land leases after two years of legal battle with landowners.
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Reports suggested that Cohen & Steers Inc. is shutting down its private equity real estate operations.
YuMe Inc. revealed that it set its IPO price per share at US$9, below the company's US$12-US$14 expected price per share.
Rock Hill Capital revealed it had sold its stake in Blackhawk Specialty Tools to Blackhawk's management and Bain Capital.
Chesapeake stated they had sold off its entire 1.1% stake in Clean Energy Fuels Corp. to Leonard Green & Partners and T. Boone Pickens
Blackstone Group stated it would be selling the La Quinta hotel chain through either a public shares offering or a private sale of the company.
Sources said Siemens is selling water technologies unit to private equity firms. Sources close to Siemens AG revealed private equity firms have zeroed in on the company's water technologies business unit.
Sources said Neiman Marcus Group had now enrolled several banks to help it in its IPO. Sources close to Neiman Marcus Group Inc. said the luxury retailer had now hired several financial institutions to help them on an initial public shares offering.
Third Point announced they want to put up around US$322.20 million in its IPO to bolster its underwriting capacity.
The Indian government decided to postpone its 5% divestment proposal in BHEL for the time being. Plans of the Indian government to divest in BHEL were shelved today citing the company's low share price.
