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Joyou Water Custom Lucite

Custom lucite commemorating the voluntary public takeover of Joyou, a manufacturer and supplier of bathroom fixtures and fittings. The company is based in Fujian Province in China.

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E-ON Custom Lucite

Custom Lucite commemorating dividend offer by E.ON SE. The company is an electric utility based in Dusseldorf, Germay.

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Bob’s Discount Furniture Custom Lucite

Custom lucite commemorating the sale of a majority stake by Bob’s Discount Furniture. The Manchester, Connecticut-based retail chain sold the interest to Bain Capital, a private equity firm based in Boston.

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Lightlife/ConAgra Lucite Tombstone

Lucite tombstone marking the sale by Omaha-based packaged food company ConAgra of its Lightlife line. The acquirer was the private equity firm Brynwood Partners, headquartered in Greenwich, Connecticut.

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Checker’s/Rally’s Lucite Tombstone

Lucite tombstone recognizing the purchase of Checkers Drive-In Restaurants, the Tampa-based operator of the Checker’s and Rally’s hamburger chains. The purchaser was New York-based private equity firm Sentinel Capital Partners.

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Burton’s Biscuit Custom Lucite

Custom Lucite marking the sale of Burton’s Biscuit Co. to the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan. Burton’s is the second-largest biscuit manufacturer in the United Kingdom.

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FW Sports Custom Lucite

Lucite deal toy commemorating the purchase by Dubai-based sports investment fund FidelisWorld of a minority interest in Tecnology Frontiers (Techfront). Techfront provides in-stadium services for events such as the English Premeir League and F1 racing.

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Newsy/Scripps Custom iPhone Lucite

Custom Lucite recognizing the acquisition of Columbia, Missouri-based video news provider Newsy by Scripps. Headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio, Scripps owns 19 local television stations and daily newspapers in 13 markets across the U.S.

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Intuit Lucite Tombstone

Intuit lucite tombstone commemorating the purchase of Check, a mobile billing paying service based in Palo Alto, California. The acquirer, Intuit, is based in Mountain View.

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