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Brightstar Capital Partners ("Brightstar"), a middle market private equity firm focused on investing in business services, industrials, consumer, and government services and technology, announced today that it has acquired WW Williams ("Williams” or the “Company") from One Equity Partners.

Shares of Williams Companies, Inc. (WMB) dropped nearly 10 percent following the announcement that the Federal Energy Regulatory

One Equity Partners ("OEP"), a middle market private equity firm, today announced that it has completed its sale of W.W. Williams ("Williams" or the "Company"). Financial terms of the private transaction were not disclosed.

Hilliard, Ohio-based pipe producer Advanced Drainage Systems Inc. will close its facility in Olympia, Wash., on June 27 and lay off a majority of the 54 employees. State and local officials were notified Jan. 28 about the permanent closure in accordance with the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Act (WARN).

Donald Trump’s Treasury secretary Scott Bessent is pushing for new universal tariffs on US imports to start at 2.5 per cent and rise gradually, said four people familiar with the proposal.

The City of Williams Lake is fighting to save a biomass power plant there that is set to go dark in the coming weeks, partly due to a lack of affordable fibre, which has become an all-too-familiar refrain in B.C. for sawmills, pulp mills and other wood processing businesses.

Federal agencies, employees and contractors are trying to process how President Donald Trump’s sweeping anti-DEI executive order will upend their work.

The Trump administration urged government employees to inform on each other and their departments in order to root out any attempts to hide diversity programmes.

Government employees were warned of “adverse consequences” if they failed to promptly report any hidden DEI programmes. Read more at straitstimes.com.

U.S. oil and gas producers are thrilled that President Donald Trump wants to encourage domestic energy development but say his decision to withdraw the United States from international climate cooperation will not help their investment plans in the global transition to cleaner energy.

The US president has ordered officials to draw up retaliatory measures against “extraterritorial” levies, setting the stage for a global tax fight.