Electronic Arts goes private in $56.5B leveraged buyout
Gaming giant Electronic Arts has agreed to go private in a landmark $56.5 billion leveraged buyout, one of the largest gaming industry transactions ever.
Gaming giant Electronic Arts has agreed to go private in a landmark $56.5 billion leveraged buyout, one of the largest gaming industry transactions ever.
Warner Bros. Discovery has again rejected Paramount's merger proposal, criticizing the scale of debt that would be required in a $108 billion transaction.
Lazard has agreed to acquire private capital advisory firm Campbell Lutyens in a $575 million deal, establishing a dedicated private capital business line.
Main Street Capital has provided financing for a $15.3 million acquisition of a medical and dental claims administration firm, backing a strategic consolidation in the healthcare services space.
Activist investor Elliott Management has disclosed a significant stake in Japanese logistics company Nippon Express, prompting an immediate market rally as investors price in potential operational changes.
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Private equity firm Thoma Bravo has taken a significant write-down on its Medallia investment, marking a $5 billion loss on a software platform that was expected to deliver strong returns.