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Bankruptcy Reorganization Deal Toy

Custom deal toy marking the legal representation of two professional sports franchises, the Houston Rockets and the Houston Astros, in the successful Chapter 11 reorganization of a regional sports network.

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Bagel Wars, Broncos, & Ex-M&A Bankers: What’s Become of These Deals 15 Years Later?

February 4, 2016 by David Parry

That place where the Super Bowl champion Denver Broncos play—what’s it called again? Good...

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ESPN Humanitarian Award

Sports Humanitarian of the Year Award sponsored by ESPN and PlayStation. The annual awards recognize community service within the sports industry.

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Shipping & Terminal Services Deal Toy

Lucite deal tombstone marking the acquisition by private equity firm Lincolnshire Management of AMPORTS. AMPORTS is a vehicle ports processor headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida.

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An Unwitting Commemorative of “Nightmare Eve”

October 12, 2020 by David Parry

(This is another in a series of posts, leading up to The Corporate Presence's 40th anniversary,...

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Deal Toy Highlights: Cool Apps & Their Companies

July 7, 2016 by David Parry

Yes, you've probably already heard of "that" app. Maybe it's the one that purports to reveal a...

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EuroFresh Farms Custom Lucite

Custom Lucite embedment regarding credit facility established for Arizona-based Eurofresh Farms in conjunction with Bank of America.

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K-Mac Holdings Custom Tombstone

Custom tombstone marking the acquisition by Los Angeles-based Brentwood Associates of K-MAC Holdings of Fort Smith, Arkansas. K-MAC was one of the largest Taco Bell franchisees, and was advised in the transaction by Bank of America and Merrill Lynch.

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Cinder Block-Themed Financial Tombstone

Resin financial tombstone marking the block trade of shares of GSI Commerce, a technology and services company (King of Prussia, Pennsylvania), by QK Holdings, a subsidiary of QVC (West Chester, Pennsylvania) and Liberty Media Corporation (Englewood, Colorado). Bank of America Merrill Lynch was the sole manager of the trade.

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