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| Hamnermcmillian Funeral Home | 1410 South Main Street | Blackstone, VA 23824 | (434)292-3240 |
| Hawkes W E And Son Funeral Home | 504 East Street | Blackstone, VA 23824 | (434)292-5559 |
 Firstpost | Blackstone in talks with Unitech for Rs 3000 crore deal for SEZs and IT park ... Economic Times BANGALORE | NEW DELHI: US private equity firm Blackstone is in talks with real estate developer Unitech to buy its two special economic zones in Gurgaon and Noida and an IT park in Kolkata in a deal worth over Rs 3000 crore. News Roundup: Blackstone in talks for Unitech SEZs Not selling any assets to Blackstone, clarifies Unitech India's Unitech denies Blackstone asset sale report |
 DealCurry | India's Unitech denies Blackstone asset sale report Reuters The Economic Times report said Unitech was in talks to sell three of its assets - two special economic zones (SEZs) in the northern Indian cities of Gurgaon and Noida, and a technology park in Kolkata - to Blackstone. The assets are owned by Unitech ... Blackstone May Buy-Out Unitech in Noida, Gurgaon SEZs |
Unitech denies Blackstone asset sale report Reuters India The Economic Times report said Unitech was in talks to sell three of its assets - two special economic zones (SEZs) in Gurgaon and Noida, and a technology park in Kolkata - to Blackstone. The assets are owned by Unitech Corporate Parks, ... |
 Bloomberg | Blackstone To Buy Motel 6 Brevard Times Blackstone has had its hand in several Florida theme parks. Previously, a 50% stake in Universal Orlando and Islands of Adventure which was later sold to NBC. Presently the company owns the SeaWorld, Discovery Cove, Aquatica, and Busch Gardens theme ... Blackstone Group agrees to buy Motel 6 for $1.9 billion |
Park Wars: Disney Has Big Lead, But Also Competition The Ledger Comcast quickly doubled down on the business, spending $1 billion to buy a stake in Universal Orlando owned by the Blackstone Group. GE and Blackstone were both more interested in wringing cash from the parks than expanding them; selling them entirely ... |
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