A California-based private equity firm is paying shareholders $18.50 per share in cash, a deal equaling about $4.4 billion.

Turn/River Capital is taking SolarWinds off the public market--here's what it means for investors and the software industry.

Turn/River Capital has agreed to acquire SolarWinds, an Austin-based provider of observability and IT management software, in a take-private $4.4 billion deal. The sellers are Thoma Bravo and Silver ...

Shares in IT group SolarWinds (SWI) flew 23% higher today after it was bought for $4.4billion by private equity group Turn/River ...

Turn/River Capital agreed to buy SolarWinds Corp. in a deal worth $4.4 billion, including debt, more than four years after ...

Debt-funded buyouts are expected to rebound this year as borrowing costs decline, enabling private equity firms to finance deals cheaply and complete more acquisitions. According to the terms of the ...

SolarWinds (SWI) has entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by Turn/River Capital in an all-cash transaction for $18.50 ...

Software has touched several subsectors within the car industry, including marketing, sales and auto repair. PE Hub has identified six private equity deals in the automotive software space in the past ...

Shares in BBGI, an infrastructure fund that owns roads, schools and hospitals in the UK, Europe, North America and Australia, ...

Former reality TV star and South Carolina state treasurer Thomas Ravenel announced he's throwing his hat into the ring in the ...

Former South Carolina State Treasurer and reality television star Thomas Ravenel announced on social media that he is running ...