Acquisition

Following a payment default, Crown Castle has terminated its agreement with DISH Wireless, seeking over $3.5 billion for an abandoned network build.

The net-lease REIT is setting a new industry standard for disclosure while detailing an aggressive $124M year of acquisitions and its 2026 growth plans.

With a new co-managing partner, JW Practice Advisory aims to bring an investment banking model to Main Street healthcare, disrupting traditional brokerage.

Wolters Kluwer appoints an internal veteran to helm its ELM Solutions, signaling a major push to leverage AI and redefine enterprise legal management.

The strategic acquisition of 70-year-old Stamford Tent by New York Tent's parent company signals a major consolidation in the booming Northeast event market.

Pimicotinib, a once-daily pill for tenosynovial giant cell tumor, gains FDA review, offering new hope for patients beyond invasive surgery.

Accelint has won a key role in the MDA's $151B SHIELD program, signaling a major shift toward AI and autonomous systems in national missile defense.

In a major legal tech consolidation, NetDocuments has acquired eDOCS, promising stability for legacy users while offering a clear path to modernization.

A new U.S. Army-funded initiative unites industry leaders to develop a helmet with integrated AR and advanced optics, redefining soldier protection.

The deal completes insitro’s TherML platform, integrating physics-informed AI to design better drugs faster by solving efficacy and manufacturing hurdles at once.

After six years, SchoolMint co-founder Jinal Jhaveri is back in the CEO seat, ready to lead the EdTech firm through a landscape reshaped by AI and competition.

ProductPlan acquires AI-native Winware.ai, naming founder Steven Cohn its new CEO to forge an intelligence platform aimed at ending product uncertainty.

The Brazilian churrasco giant reveals plans for 14-16 new restaurants, pushing into new international markets and innovating beyond the grill.

The deal brings Schulman Bhattacharya's celebrated trial team to the global firm, bolstering its D.C. presence and highlighting a key industry trend.

Private equity firm Five Arrows makes a majority investment in Blue Mountain to fuel AI innovation, product growth, and European expansion for its compliance software.

Following a major tech acquisition, AppYea appoints the platform's original architect as CTO, aiming for regulated markets and a potential Nasdaq uplisting.

Amid rapid industry consolidation, doctor-owned DSO PepperPointe Partnerships adds three VPs to scale its unique model and support continued expansion.

Following a five-year transformation, engineering firm Pond & Company enters a new era under Arlington Capital, signaling strong PE interest in infrastructure.

LyfeSci's acquisition of Clinically Media aims to fix the clinical trial bottleneck by integrating patient recruitment, promising faster, more diverse studies.

Zinnia's AI platform is modernizing Royal Neighbors' annuity processing, promising faster service and a new era of efficiency for a complex industry.