Alibaba aims to invest in data centres in Asia, Dubai and parts of Europe over the next 18 months. SCMP Pictures
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Warburg and Carlyle execs detail the role M&A will play in Neogov's future following an investment that values the HR software provider at more than $1 billion.
Credit Suisse analysts identify the most likely buyers and sellers amongst money managers.
The two private-equity giants are spearheading a large investment into Neogov, a firm that helps public-sector entities such as local governments hire, train, and manage their employees.
Credit Suisse analysts have released a new list of likely buyers and targets - and they see UBS and State Street among possible acquirers, and Janus Henderson as a likely seller. Get their full predictions here.
Dentons is starting its consulting firm by acquiring the Albright Stonebridge Group in hopes of competing with McKinsey, BCG, and parts of the Big Four. What you need to know.
It was a "close call" between Palihapitiya's Social Capital and two other SPAC finalists, SoFi CEO Anthony Noto told Insider. Get the details on the decision.
UBS clients indicated in a survey they feel guilty about their wealth during the pandemic, and it's pushing them to show more interest in charitable donations, according to Jason Chandler, the firm's head of US wealth management. Here's what else he said.
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