The Buyout Business Has Changed, and So Has Frederic Malek
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A seemingly small change was recorded last week at    Thayer Capital Partners,  one of the Washington region's biggest and best known corporate buyout firms. In its marketing brochure,    Frederic V. Malek  changed his title to "chairman and founder" from "managing partner," the title he has held since he formed Thayer in 1993.
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The technology-driven dislocation that has transformed one typesetter's business is spreading throughout the economy.
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With so few mergers and acquisitions these days and with fees for them shrinking, bankers have found a new way to milk more cash out of deals: working with both buyer and seller.
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The VC firm backed Compaq, Lotus and EA. Now it faces a changing industry while trying to stay true to tradition.
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Travelocity takes off as its parent gets bought out.
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First it was the CEO -- now the CFO has left, too. What should shareholders be thinking?
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Forced to change, the photo company buys its way into the digital age -- at a heavy cost.
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Disappointments abound across business lines. Apparently, it is time for a change.
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The timeshare company moves inexorably closer to selling itself off.
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The company may be hinting at going public.
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While increased competition looms, shareholder update looks to the past.
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The buyout for the ice manufacturer is on the rocks.
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The buyout of Clear Channel has become a test of wills between some of the nationâs largest investors.
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Gary M. Rodkin is introducing updated twists on the companyâs old portfolio to find new ways to please increasingly fickle consumers.
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A takeover attempt follows management shakeups at the biopharmaceutical firm.
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A proliferation of exhibition halls has led to a buyerÂs market for trade associations and corporate planners.
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In buyouts, the winners can include rival companies that go head to head in the marketplace with businesses that are laden with debt as a result of leveraged buyouts.