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ClinChoice Medical Development is pleased to announce its acquisition of CROMSOURCE S.r.l., an ISO-certified full-service contract research organization with its corporate headquarters in Verona, Italy and its US headquarters in Cary, NC. CROMSOURCE has operational subsidiaries in the US and seven countries ...

ClinChoice Medical Development is pleased to announce its acquisition of CROMSOURCE S.r.l., an ISO certified full

/PRNewswire/ -- ClinChoice Medical Development is pleased to announce its acquisition of CROMSOURCE S.r.l., an ISO-certified full-service contract research...

/PRNewswire/ -- WorkLLama, technology provider of an AI-driven, talent marketing, relationship management, and direct sourcing suite, today announced it has...

The investment aims to enhance the company's recruiting services, expand its client services and support the development of new technologies.

Graycliff Partners Acquires Ballymore Graycliff Partners LP has acquired Ballymore, a designer and manufacturer of safety-centric equipment for use by retailers, OEMs, and distribution customers. “We are thrilled to embark on the next phase of growth with Graycliff as our financial and strategic partner,” said Bill Frame, Ballymore’s CEO. “Graycliff’s support will be integral as we continue to expand our product line and cement our position as the go-to provider of safety products f...

Equifax Acquires AccountScore Equifax Inc. has acquired AccountScore Holdings Limited, a transaction data analytics company. With this acquisition, Equifax seeks to enhance its consumer and commercial product offerings, combining traditional credit bureau information held by Equifax with bank transaction data, facilitated by AccountScore. Integration of these new data assets will enable Equifax to offer higher rates of automated, digital income verification, more granular assessments of afford...

FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA Joseph N. DiStefano: Tracking more than Santa: The 3 Philly rocket science firms Paul Graziani didn’t sell are growing fast [The Philadelphia Inquirer] Dec. 24—In June, 30 years after Paul Graziani and a few colleagues quit General Electric’s satellite and missile center in King of Prussia to start their own software firm, U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross visited them in the multiscreen “digital mission” room of the Exton company they built, Analytical ...