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Shares of Japanese nursing home operator Nichiigakkan Co <9792.T> surged more than 8% on Monday after U.S. investment firm Bain Capital made a sweetened $1.2 billion offer.

Shares of Japanese nursing home operator Nichiigakkan Co surged more than 8% on Monday after U.S. investment firm Bain Capital made a sweetened $1.2 billion offer.

Nichiigakkan shares surge after Bain Capital sweetens offer price

Bain Capital portfolio company Cerevel Therapeutics has agreed to be acquired and taken public by a blank-check company through a deal that implies an equity value of $780 million for the drug develop

Bain Capital Specialty Finance, Inc. (BCSF) doesn't possess the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely earnings beat in its upcoming report. Get prepared with the key expectations.

Amid trade tensions and the coronavirus, some Chinese companies are tapping a new growth opportunity in online shopping.

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Senate Covid-19 committee hears aviation staff excluded from jobkeeper are choosing between paying rent and buying groceries

Bain Capital has kicked off the first of many awkward discussions between private equity sponsors invested in child care companies and their lenders.

Virgin Australia bondholders trying to derail the bankrupt airline's sale to Bain Capital have lodged a draft deed of company arrangement to its administrators.

Bondholders back in for Virgin Australia after administrator selects rival Bain deal

Diversey, a global leader in the hygiene and cleaning industry, today announced the appointment of Philip R. Wieland as ongoing CEO of the company eff

There could even be grounds to terminate the sale to US private equity firm Bain Capital if insufficient information was available, the Federal Court cautioned.

Deloitte said Virgin Australia had been burning $200million a month and they had to negotiate with financial institutions to gain access to more cash so the business could stay afloat.