
Wendy’s Rejects $1.4 Billion Takeover Bid, Adopts Poison Pill
Wendy's rejects a $1.4 billion takeover bid from Trian, Flynn Group, BlueFive Capital, and Sixth Street Partners, adopting a poison pill instead.
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Wendy's rejects a $1.4 billion takeover bid from Trian, Flynn Group, BlueFive Capital, and Sixth Street Partners, adopting a poison pill instead.

CCC Intelligent Solutions Holdings announced Thursday that a consortium of private investment firms, led by GTCR and including Elliott Investment Management, will acquire it in an all-cash transaction with an enterprise value of $6.1 billion.

After more than a decade at HSF Kramer , real estate attorney Seth Niedermayer has moved offices to Kirkland & Ellis . Niedermayer joined the Chicago-based law firm’s real estate g
Abry Partners-backed Centauri Health Solutions has acquired Benny the Benefits Navigator, an Iowa-based technology company that streamlines the application process for Supplemental Security Income and Social Security Disability Insurance benefits.
Private equity firm Knox Lane has taken a majority position in SAGE Integration to accelerate the security system provider's commercial initiatives and technology deployment.
The private equity firm has partnered with management to acquire the Indiana-based garage door manufacturer and distributor, which operates through a nationwide network.
Uplift Investors, a middle-market private equity firm focused on services investing, has acquired Engage fi from Falfurrias Management Partners for undisclosed terms.

7 Brew Coffee enters a bidding war with Dutch Bros for 51 Salad and Go drive-thru locations as the coffee chain eyes aggressive real estate expansion.

Bridgepoint acquires Kayne Anderson Real Estate for $1.4 billion, adding a portfolio that includes significant senior housing and medical office assets.

Equinox Executive Chairman Harvey Spevak put on a brave face when he went on CNBC in August, insisting that the covid-19 pandemic wouldn’t cause irreparable harm to the chain of high-end fitness studios.