Chicago's Thoma Bravo Set to Acquire Burlington's Everbridge in $1.5 Billion Private Equity Deal
Private equity firm Thoma Bravo plans to acquire software company Everbridge for $1.5 billion, aiming for a Q2 2024 closure. Despite struggles with profitability and management changes, Everbridge is a leader in critical event management.
Iconic Phoenix-Area Bars and Eateries Close as Dining Scene Faces Transformative Shifts
Phoenix has experienced a wave of restaurant and bar closures, including Badlands Bar and Grill, BS West, Parrish's, Grand Avenue Pizza Co., Little Anita's, Flying Basset Brewing, and H.B. Hanratty's, amidst a changing dining landscape.
End of an Era as Michigan Bids Farewell to Northville Downs, State's Last Horse Racing Track
Michigan's last horse racing track, Northville Downs, has closed, ending an 80-year run, with the site set for redevelopment. Mobile betting remains available, but the future of in-person racing in the state is uncertain.
Oregon Timber Industry Continues to Influence Policy, Securring New Taxpayer Support Amid Legislative Battle
Oregon's timber industry, benefiting from 1990s tax cuts, could gain more from a new wildfire fighting fund, while a counter proposal suggests taxing the industry to restore lost public service funding.
Steward Health Care Secures Crucial Funding for Massachusetts Hospitals, Mulls Sale of Medical Centers
Steward Health Care secures bridge financing to stabilize its Massachusetts hospitals, averts immediate threat of closures, and continues to seek a significant equity partner for long-term security.












