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    Nubank reportedly in early talks to acquire Monzoโ—Nubank is reportedly in early stage talks with Monzo for a full takeover, while Advent International has been named oneMmastodonBusinessBanking234 min ago

    Nubank, the Brazilian digital bank, is reportedly in early-stage talks for a full takeover of British challenger bank Monzo. At the same time, private equity firm Advent International has been named among several buyout firms interested in acquiring a minority stake in Monzo. The reports suggest Monzo is weighing sale options with multiple suitors.

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    Private equity blamed for hospital closures and lost emergency careโ—How private equity is killing public access to hospitals and emergency careYhnLifeFashion61 h ago

    The Washington Post reports on how private equity firms' acquisitions of hospitals are eroding public access to emergency and medical care. The piece describes a pattern of cost-cutting, debt loading and facility closures following buyouts, leaving communities without nearby emergency services. Readers are weighing in on whether profit-driven ownership of healthcare infrastructure can be reconciled with public health needs.

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    Samsung to invest $1 billion in AI infrastructure firmโ–ผSamsung to inject $1 billion into Nvidia- and KKR-backed AI infrastructure firmโœ‰newsTechnologyAI4 h ago

    Samsung is set to invest $1 billion into an AI infrastructure company backed by Nvidia and private equity firm KKR. The deal reflects Samsung's push to deepen its role in the AI hardware and data centre supply chain, as major chipmakers and investors compete for positions in the fast-growing market for AI computing capacity.

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    The US government has taken equity stakes in four quantum computing startups, extending Washington's recent pattern of direct investments in strategic technology companies. The move signals federal interest in securing a foothold in quantum computing, a field seen as critical to national security and economic competitiveness, and is drawing attention to how far the government will go in backing private tech firms.

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    Sterling Organization Buys Grocery-Anchored Retail Portfolio in California and Hawaiiโ–ผSterling Organization Acquires Grocery-Anchored Retail Portfolio Totaling 277,057 Square Feet in California, Hawaiiโœ‰newsBusinessRetail35 min ago

    Private equity real estate firm Sterling Organization has acquired a portfolio of grocery-anchored shopping centers totaling 277,057 square feet across California and Hawaii. The deal adds to the Florida-based firm's growing presence in West Coast and island markets, where grocers serve as anchor tenants drawing steady foot traffic. Trade press flagged the acquisition as part of Sterling's broader strategy of investing in necessity-based, grocery-anchored retail.

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    Apollo to Report Third Quarter 2026 Results on November 3โ–ผApollo to Announce Third Quarter 2026 Financial Results on November 3, 2026โœ‰newsBusinessFinance41 min ago

    Apollo Global Management has announced it will release its third quarter 2026 financial results on November 3, 2026. The scheduling notice gives investors and analysts a date to expect the asset manager's quarterly earnings figures and the accompanying call with management. Quarterly results from Apollo are closely watched for signs of performance across its credit, private equity and retirement services businesses.

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    Sterling Organization Acquires Three Retail Assetsโ–ผSterling Organization Acquires 3 Retail Assetsโœ‰newsBusinessRetail35 min ago

    Private equity real estate firm Sterling Organization has acquired three retail properties, according to an announcement by CommercialSearch. The deal expands the firm's retail portfolio, though details on the assets' locations, prices and tenants were not disclosed. The purchase adds to a recent run of investor activity in US shopping center assets, where firms have been picking up retail properties at adjusted valuations.

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    SoundThinking to Be Taken Private by Transom Capitalโ—SoundThinking to Be Taken Private by Transom Capital Group https://www.wsj.com/pro/private-equity/soundthinking-to-be-taMmastodonBusiness22 h ago

    SoundThinking, the gunshot-detection technology company formerly known as ShotSpotter, is being taken private by private equity firm Transom Capital Group, according to a Wall Street Journal report. The deal would end the company's run as a publicly traded firm. Details on valuation and timing have not yet been broadly circulated as the news spreads through business circles.

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    KKR Equipment Finance Launch Puts Stock Story to the Testโ—Will Equipment Finance Launch Change KKR Stock Narrativeโœ‰newsBusinessFinance3 h ago

    KKR is launching an equipment finance business, and investors are asking whether the move will shift the story around its stock. The company has been working to broaden its recurring revenue base beyond traditional private equity, and adding equipment lending would push it further into steady, interest-earning income. Commentators are weighing whether the launch supports the bull case on the shares or leaves the investment thesis unchanged.

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    Silver Lake lawsuit targets hedge fund appraisal arbitrageโ—Silver Lake lawsuit takes aim at hedge fund appraisal arbitrageโœ‰newsBusinessFinance4 h ago

    Silver Lake has filed a lawsuit taking aim at hedge funds' appraisal arbitrage strategies. The practice, in which funds buy shares of companies undergoing buyouts to seek higher valuation through appraisal proceedings, has drawn criticism from private equity firms who see it as exploiting deal terms. The case could sharpen the ongoing legal fight over how Delaware courts value shares in merger disputes.