Acquisitions

Charlotte’s Snap One being sold for $1.4 billion

Posted by Jodi Leese Glusco | Apr 16, 2024

Resideo Technologies says it will pay $10.75 a share for Snap One, which is 32% higher than Snap One’s closing price on Friday of $8.13 a share.

German company offers $95 million for Durham’s Asensus Surgical

Posted by Jodi Leese Glusco | Apr 5, 2024

Asensus Surgical, a Durham-based medical robotics company, said Wednesday it has received a $95 million offer to be acquired by Karl Storz, a Tuttlingen, German-based medical technology company.

M&As suffering from ‘current economic uncertainty,’ Charlotte-based DecisionPoint reports

Posted by WRAL TechWire | Dec 22, 2022

Mergers and acquisitions are suffering from the current economic uncertainty, reports Charlotte-based DecisionPoint.

RTP-based gene therapy firm Kriya Therapeutics buying another firm, will add to portfolio

Posted by Jason Parker | Nov 16, 2022

Kriya Therapeutics, which is based in RTP and has brought in more than $330 million in funding, has bought yet another gene therapy startup for its portfolio.

Amazon buys podcast platform for music streaming service

Posted by WRAL News | Jan 1, 2021

Amazon is buying trueccrime podcast firm Wondery. It will add podcasts to its streaming music service.

Dude Solutions credit facility funds acquisition of Confirm Solutions

Posted by WRAL News | Dec 31, 2020

Cary’s Dude Solutions makes another acquisition funded by a credit facility despite layoffs earlier this year.

Exclusive Q&A part two: Pendo’s CEO talks about his ‘all-star’ board , the ‘unicorn’ moniker and acquisitions

Posted by WRAL News | Jun 7, 2019

RALEIGH — After years of explosive “100 percent” growth year on year, cloud tech company Pendo is on the brink of reaching “unicorn” status. Its CEO and founder, Todd Olson, recently sat down with WRAL TechWire’s Chantal Allam for a one-on-one to talk about his whirlwind journey leading his...

Syncsort acquires Raleigh’s Eview Technology

Posted by WRAL News | Nov 27, 2018

New York-based Syncsort acquires Raleigh’s Eview Technology to expand its ability to made data from traditional big iron systems available to modern key management systems.