EQT Partners keen on HR software business PageUp as Battery Ventures exits
Swedish private equity investor EQT Partners has put up its hand for Melbourne-born human resources software business PageUp.
Source: afr.com
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Underwood outpacing GOP rivals in fundraising for 14th Congressional race
While Democratic U.S. Rep. Lauren Underwood of Naperville was sitting on a $1.6 million campaign war chest as 2024 began, neither of the Republican challengers for her 14th District seat has come clos...
Source: dailyherald.com
Marietta Advances Downtown Building Restrictions
A proposal to change permitted uses in the Central Business District in Marietta has been pushed to the Marietta City Council’s work session on Feb. 12.
Source: mdjonline.com
8th Congressional District candidate Rice on Krishnamoorthi: 'It's under his watch he's made CCP the biggest threat to our national security and economy'
Mark Rice, a candidate for the 8th Congressional District, has launched accusations against his opponent, U.S. Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-Ill.). Rice claims that Krishnamoorthi, as the ranking member for the Select Committee on US and Chinese Communist Party (CCP) relations, has allowed the CCP to strengthen its position and infiltrate the United States.
Source: dupagepolicyjournal.com
8th Congressional District candidate Rice: 'Spending addiction by the folks holding the purse strings is destroying our future'
Mark Rice, a candidate for the 8th Congressional District, has expressed his apprehension over recent events in Congress, specifically the enactment of a third stopgap funding measure to prevent a partial government shutdown until March 1. He shed light on a split among Republicans, with approximately half siding with Democrats to back the measure and the other half opposing it due to worries about escalated spending.
Source: dupagepolicyjournal.com