Jonathan Diamond

Recurrent Energy said Liberty Solar, a 134 megawatt project in Liberty County, about 50 miles northeast of Houston, had powered up.

TRC has a history of such "mini tenders," generally offering to buy stakes of less than 1% in public companies at prices below market value.

Exxon sells 'multibillion' stake in Baytown hydrogen project

Deal with Columbia-based partner for former CrownRock holdings could increase to 49% under certain circumstances.

Musk bridled at the restrictions California imposed in the early months of the pandemic, and was looking for a way out.

Tachus, a start-up fiber-optic internet service provider based in The Woodlands, will be sold to a fund formed by Grain Management. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Tachus, founded in 2018 by Hal Brumfeld and Carter Old, serves more than 26,000 homes in Lake Conroe, The Woodlands and Kingwood and last month announced it would offer service in Atascocita. It is owned by venture capital firm Crosstimbers Capital Group. On HoustonChronicle.com: Internet provider, local entities boost collabora…

Weingarten Realty Investors, the Houston-based real estate investment trust focused on retail holdings, has agreed to be acquired by Kimco Realty Corp., which bills itself as one of North America’s largest publicly traded owners and operators of open-air, grocery-anchored shopping centers and mixed-use properties. The deal is valued at about $30.32 per Weingarten share, or about $4 billion. In a statement, the companies said the market capitalization of the combined businesses would be approxima…

Bradenton, Fla.-based Bealls Inc. has acquired Stage Stores Inc.’s intellectual property and a large Texas distribution facility in a $7 million bankruptcy sale. The intellectual property acquired by Bealls Inc. from the bankruptcy court includes the trademarks and trade names for Stage Stores, Goody’s, Gordmans, Palais Royal and Peebles, as well as the national rights for the Bealls name. Bealls also acquired all of Stage’s private label brands and customer lists. Bealls Inc. is a separate comp…

G&A Partners, the Houston-based professional employer organization and human resources outsourcing provider, said Tuesday it had sold a minority stake to the Riverside Co., a private equity firm. G&A, founded 25 years ago by Tony Grijalva and John Allen, reported 2019 revenue of $2.9 billion, up $500 million from the previous year, to make it the fifth-largest private company based in Houston. Terms of the deal with Riverside were not disclosed. CHRONICLE 100: New offices, acquisitions for G&A P…