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...The domes (from $9,000) have housed victims of wildfires in Hawaii and hurricanes in the Caribbean, and served as field hospitals for Doctors Without Borders. intershelter.com Build ChangeBuild Change both...
...that its proponents say will offer competitively priced, non-flammable, dispatchable energy for hospitals, schools and other stationary users....
...That date is significant because it’s the same day GAM first invested in bonds from Laufer Limited, a special purpose vehicle named after a creek on Lex Greensill’s family watermelon farm....
...hospital giants cancel plans to merge (WSJ) Due Diligence is written by Arash Massoudi and Javier Espinoza in London, James Fontanella-Khan, Sujeet Indap, Eric Platt, Jennifer Bissell-Linsk, Lindsay Fortado...
...cities, all thread through with bayous and creeks tucked in the piney woods”....
...Donald Trump, October 2016) Trump’s pledge to repeal Obamacare could be bad news for Hospital Corporation of America and other for-profit hospital groups....
...The deal would add 28 hospitals to Tenet’s 51 facilities in complementary locations, the company said. The deal is expected to generate $100m to $200m a year in savings....
...Nymex March West Texas Intermediate oil, the US benchmark, also climbed, but by only 0.6 per cent to $96.81 shortly after midday in New York....
...The senior bank debt of the largest LBO ever, that of Texas utility Energy Future Holdings, is trading at 60 cents on the dollar....
...Worldwide, more than one million people work in companies in which KKR invests, among them the US hospital chain HCA and the British pharmacy and healthcare group Alliance Boots....
...Texas-based KCI, a perennial subject of buy-out talk and speculation, has 40 days to seek out a higher offer....
...Communities Development Authority, a conduit bond issuer: The CSCDA has emerged as one of the nation’s municipal bond kings, issuing $8.1 billion in debt in the last two years — more than the states of Texas...
...It has conducted some of the biggest LBOs, including the $48bn takeover of TXU, the Texas power group, and the £11bn ($16bn) buy-out of Alliance Boots, the UK pharmacy chain....
...The borrowers, Tishman Speyer Properties, LP and BlackRock Realty, acquired the property with the intent of converting rent-stabilized units to market rents....
...However, Michael Hennessy of Morgan Creek Management says: “No one can ever precisely pick the top or bottom of a cycle....
...It’s an easy commute to downtown, several area hospitals and Silver Spring, Maryland, just to the north....
...Since late February, the Texas power company has been searching for bidders willing to pay more than the $45bn, including debt, offered by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts and Texas Pacific Group....
...This month Hilton – the hospitality giant started by Conrad Hilton in 1919 with a small Texas hotel – agreed a $26bn sale to Blackstone, the private equity group....
...KKR and Texas Pacific Group, each armed with funds worth more than $15bn, entered advanced discussions to acquire TXU, a Texas-based utility, in a deal that could be worth about $45bn including debt....
...In February, TXU, the Texas-based energy group, agreed to be bought by KKR and TPG for $45bn....
...Confirming an earlier report in the Wall Street Journal, Texas-based Triad Hospitals said it wants to sell out out to an investor group comprising CCMP Capital Advisors and Goldman Sachs’ private equity...
...Huge debt issues came to market last month – notably for leveraged buy-outs of hospital group HCA and semiconductor maker Freescale – and were absorbed with scarcely a blip....
...Texas Pacific Group has beaten Blackstone and Kohlberg Kravis Roberts to become the world’s most prolific buy-out group in 2006, notching up 17 deals with an aggregate value of just over $101bn....
...First, a consortium of Bain Capital, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts and Merrill Lynch agreed to buy HCA, the Tennessee-based hospital chain managed by the Frist family, for $33bn including debt....
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