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Dyal/Owl Rock/Insider This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Investment firms Owl Rock and Dyal Capital are on the cusp of finalizing the Blue Owl SPAC merger. Sixth Street and Golub Capital tried to stop the merger, but a court order was denied. The $51 billion tie-up is targeting tech investments through both debt and equity contributions. Marc Lipschultz wants to change the narrative when it comes to private, direct lending. For the longest time, market players sa...

Dyal Capital Partners' Funds Receive Investor Consents Required for Strategic Combination with Owl Rock Capital Group to form Blue Owl Special Meeting of Altimar Acquisition Corporation Shareholders to Approve Transaction Scheduled for May 18, 2021, Closing Expected on May 19, 2021 Will Create a Publicly Traded $50.9bn AUM Alternatives Manager News provided by Share this article Share this article NEW YORK, May 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Dyal Capital Partners today announced that the investors in the funds it manages provided the required consents to permit the closing of its pending strategic ...

Tuesday April 27 Mendocino County Fire Safe Council Radio 9am This week on Mendocino Fire Safe Council Radio, host Scott Cratty will have a discussion with

Chasing Paper Laminate no more: There might finally be a solution for renters who want to change up an undesirable floor design. Cult favorite wallpaper brand Chasing Paper is making the leap from their stylish wallpaper designs to a new collection of peel-and-stick floor tiles. These tiles are water-resistant, making them ideal for renovating spaces like your kitchen or even a bathroom. They are also laminated with a top coating to insure durability. They work over a variety of smooth, clean surfaces like ceramic tile, linoleum flooring, or sealed wood. “When we started looking at ne...

Lax procedures, staff apathy led to hundreds with COVID at Portland jail, inmates say Updated Feb 11, 2021; Facebook Share In mid-January, inmates at the Multnomah County Inverness Jail started testing positive for COVID-19. Two weeks later, over 140 have been infected. The explosion in cases — the first major outbreak at Inverness since the pandemic started — has caused tension and frustration at the east Portland jail, which houses 512 men and women. Inmates are scared and frustrated over being forced to live in quarters with COVID-positive bunkmates. Some started an uprising Sunday th...