Huge technology buyouts of the past few years may be just the start.
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VCs see 121 percent hike from improved IPO market, but buyout funds still outperform.
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Buyout shops and mezzanine funds raised 67 percent more last year.
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While software as a service and open source gain more traction in 2006, large software companies will have to adapt and change.
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Investcorp Technology Ventures raises the cash for a venture buyout fund focusing on taking tech companies private.
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Deal flow improves for angel investors as venture firms snub early-stage investments.
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Silver Lake Partners continues a string of tech buyouts by acquiring this enterprise application programmer.
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The monster buyout firm raises a second European fund, worth $5.38 billion.
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Apax Partners and Texas Pacific Group buy the Greek telecommunications company.
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Private equity firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts buys the contract manufacturing firm, deepening its presence in medical devices.
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Sony’s losses continue; SunGard deal doubts; Siemens’ headset spinoff.
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The price Quest is paying for Imceda represents a six-fold premium on venture investment.
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Dividing the world’s fourth-largest software company into divisions will add financial accountability and could signal a shift in strategy.
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Finnish firm raises $311 million for buyouts in a move that some say may presage economic growth.
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Just-sold SunGard may be split; Open source for Thailand’s greater good; Micron does U.S. proud; Africa’s Celtel heading toward Kuwait.
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Consortium acquires the financial services company for $11.3 billion in the biggest leveraged buyout in 15 years.
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Startup's chip speed leaves Intel in its dust; Cable companies’ custody suit in Supreme Court; Unusual suspects in Motorola’s iTunes phone snafu.
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SunGard confirms rumors; Tragedy rattles Canopy settlement; Telecom, defense industries collide in Europe.
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Yahoo to buy photo-sharing service; lawsuit charges Google News with stealing; BT wants a cut back; SunGard woos bidders; Egyptian tycoon eyes Italian telecom.
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Armonk giant makes a move into the backup and disaster recovery market with new services.
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