Scaling With Purpose: Kulveer Taggar, CEO Of Zeus Living
Kulveer Taggar is the co-founder and CEO of Zeus Living, a tech-driven property management company focused on disrupting the corporate housing market. The company raised a $55 million Series B round in December 2019, and has hosted more than 17,000 residents in its furnished units. In this talk, he explores how thinking on a scale of decades rather than just a few years has impacted his company’s culture and strategy.
Mpi Report: Wide Range Of Private Market Fund Returns Could Explain Ivy Endowments' Lackluster Fiscal 2019 Performance
SUMMIT, N.J., LONDON and TOKYO, Feb. 19, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Markov Processes International (MPI), a leading provider of investment research, analysis and reporting solutions for the global wealth and asset management industry, today announced the publication of its annual Ivy League...
Sentinelone Announces $200M Series E
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--SentinelOne, the autonomous endpoint protection company, today announced it has raised $200 million in Series E funding led by global venture capital and private equity firm Insight Partners, with participation from Tiger Global Management, Qualcomm Ventures LLC, Vista Public Strategies of Vista Equity Partners, Third Point Ventures, and previous investors. The round elevates SentinelOne's valuation to $1.1 billion. The funding will enable SentinelOne to.
Their Family Bought Land One Generation After Slavery. The Reels Brothers Spent Eight Years In Jail For Refusing To Leave It.
ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. Sign up for ProPublica's Big Story newsletter to receive stories like this one in your inbox as soon as they are published. In the spring of 2011, the brothers Melvin Davis and Licurtis Reels were the talk of Carteret County, on the central coast of North Carolina. Some people said that the brothers were righteous; others thought that they had lost their minds.
Dell Technologies Sells Rsa To Symphony Technology Group Consortium For Over $2B
For now, it's business as usual, but Dell Technologies today announced that it was selling its cybersecurity arm RSA for $2.075 billion to a consortium of investors led by Symphony Technology Group, a deal that's expected to close in six to nine months. RSA became part of the Dell Technologies family after the $67 billion...
Founders Fund Confirms $3B In New Capital Across Two Funds - Techcrunch
Founders Fund, the investment firm led by its controversial co-founder Peter Thiel and partners Keith Rabois and Brian Singerman, has closed on $3 billion in new capital across two investment funds, TechCrunch confirmed. News of the firm's latest fundraising close was first reported in Axios. The firm's $1.2 billion Founders Fund VII closed in December [...]
Crowdstreet Marketplace Crosses $1B Invested In Commercial Real Estate Deals By Individual Investors
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 19, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- CrowdStreet, Inc. ("CrowdStreet"), a technology provider with an online marketplace for direct equity investment in commercial real estate (CRE), today announced that its platform crossed the $1 billion milestone in total online investments by individual investors. Also, investors on CrowdStreet have received more than $100 million in returns since the CrowdStreet Marketplace launched in 2014, as reported to the company by sponsors. "It's exciting to see CrowdStreet hit this milestone but not surprising at all.
Fort Lauderdale Real Estate Company Sells Prime Las Vegas Strip Property For $21M
LAS VEGAS, Feb. 19, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Lily Funds, through its affiliated company New World LLC, has announced the successful sale of a 5.25-acre property along Las Vegas's "Resort Corridor." The sale of 5051 Las Vegas Blvd. for $21 million, to Shopoff Realty Investments and Contour Real Estate, closed Jan. 31. The buyers plan to develop a new 450-room hotel, to be branded and managed by the Dream Hotel Group. Both buyers are based in California.
Flagship Fund At Larry Robbins' Glenview Loses 7% In January
Billionaire Larry Robbins' Glenview Capital lost 7% in its flagship fund in January after the fund soared 30% in 2019. The firm, which runs more than $7 billion across multiple funds, has made big bets on healthcare-related companies, like Cigna and HCA Healthcare. The firm joins managers like Carlson Capital and known Tesla shorts like David Einhorn's Greenlight Capital that lost big in January. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. After a sizzling 2019, Larry Robbins' flagship fund has come back down to Earth.
Private Equity Medical Practice Takeovers More Than Doubled
It's no secret that private equity is increasingly interested in healthcare. However, researchers believe this report is foundational as it attempts to measure the size and scope of investment in the space.
Blume Ventures Raises $102 Mn In Fund Iii To Back Early-stage Start-ups | Business Standard News
Blume started in 2011 raising an entirely domestic Rs 100 crore fund from HNIs (high net-worth individuals) and subsequently raised a $60 million fund (Rs 400 crore) in 2016.