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Cooper’s Take: What Is Slowing the Pace of Tech Take-Private Deals?
Although private-equity firms have money to spend, the well-performing public markets and desire to exercise price discipline may be keeping them from splurging on take-private technology deals.
Avery Moves Into Medicine ACQUISITION: Label maker buys wound and skincare company.
Avery Dennison Corp. has taken a step into new territory with its acquisition last month of Finesse Medical Ltd., an Ireland based manufacturer of wound and skincare products.
Selling your business? Consider taking a gap year
So, you’ve sold your business. What should you do next? Take a gap year! While most people associate gap years (also known as “bridge years”) as a break between high school and college or between graduating college and entering the “real world,” gap years should not be reserved exclusively for young adults.
What Made PizzaRev a Prime Takeover Target?
Restaurant franchisor PizzaRev Inc. has been acquired by an investment firm headed by a former McDonald’s Corp. executive. The Westlake Village pizza chain on May 22 announced that Cleveland Avenue, led by one time McDonald’s chief executive Don Thompson, had purchased a majority stake in the company.
Deportations, lack of visas will hurt our economy. Find ways to protect your business.
No matter where you stand on political issues, it is important to recognize that the current administration’s actions and proposed deportation of millions of undocumented immigrants and reduction of available visas will have serious, unintended negative consequences for our economy and possibly your business.
When things go wrong in your business, be ready to act fast
By James S. Cassel It can happen to any business owner at any time: something goes wrong. Very wrong. How do you survive and move on? The steps you take to address problems can create new dynamics that leave you in a better or worse position. Time is never your friend, so prompt, decisive action […]
Is Home Bancshares pressing luck in Florida with deal No. 13?
Home Bancshares Chairman John W. Allison left no doubt he wanted Stonegate Bank … badly.
8 Winners and Losers in a Rising Interest Rate Environment
If the shocking defeat of Obamacare repeal and reform proved anything, it’s this: Sometimes, a Magic 8-Ball works better at predicting major outcomes in the nation’s capital than, say, a pragmatic pundit.
Insiders continue to take advantage of post-election surge in bank stocks
Executives and directors continue to capitalize on the post-election surge in bank stocks.
Position your business to attract interest from private equity firms
There comes a time in almost every middle-market business owner’s life when attracting interest from a private equity firm or strategic buyer becomes important.
Will C&I clients make South Florida worth the risk for Iberia?
Daryl Byrd knows that South Florida is one of the country’s most fickle markets. He knows that it is prone to wild swings — one year cranes are everywhere and the next it’s vacant condos as far as the eye can see.
Strategic Planning is Critical for Business Success
Strategic planning is one of the most popular but least frequently implemented New Year’s resolutions for middle-market business owners.
U.S. Adds 227,000 Jobs in January While Trump Pushes for Even More
The number, which included gains in retail, construction and finance, beat economists’ estimates of 195,000 and compared with a revised increase of 157,000 in December.
U.S. Adds 227,000 Jobs in January While Trump Pushes for Even More
U.S. employers added 227,000 positions last month, the largest increase since June, the Labor Department reported Friday as recently inaugurated President Donald Trump met with top business executives to discuss his economic strategy.
2017 South Florida Power Leaders
For more than five years, the South Florida Business Journal has compiled our Power Leaders list of the most influential executives from across the region’s private, public and civic sectors. These are the true movers and shakers of South Florida’s economic engine.
Is this South Florida startup headed for an IPO?
Venture capital database CB Insights released Tuesday its 2017 IPO Pipeline list. Among the hundreds of companies predicted to be headed for an initial public offering next year is South Florida e-commerce platform Chewy.
Six tips for growing middle-market businesses in 2017
With 2017 fast approaching and a new “sheriff” coming to town who has brought optimism for a better economy, it is beneficial for business owners to evaluate key factors that may affect their businesses and take the necessary steps to position themselves for maximum success.
What could a Trump presidency mean for middle-market businesses?
Donald Trump is our president-elect, and his plans to “Make America Great Again” have been delivered without much meat on the bones, making it difficult to substantively assess the likely impacts of the election on the country’s middle-market companies and determine how business owners might best prepare and protect their interests.
Reinvent your customer experience to maximize profitability
Many middle-market business owners struggle to determine whether to continue pouring significant time, money and other resources into non-core business divisions or subsidiaries— that is, those that are not vital, essential or are no longer necessary to a company.
Tech investments report highlights cluster of IPOs amid stagnant year
There were 96 private equity deals closed in Florida in the first half of 2016, which is slightly down from the 103 deals closed the same time last year, according to a new report form Miami-based private equity and investment banking firm Cassel Salpeter & Co.