A firm that owns luxury retail stores and makers of luxury products is looking for companies in Southern California for a quasi-rollup. Revenues as low as $20 million may be interesting to the firm.
The owner of a business tied to the recreational vehicle space is looking to recapitalize his firm on a modest level.
An Oregon-based hedge fund that operates an innovative firm in the medical billing space in aggressively courting investors in Southern California for fixed-income investments in the 9% to 11% range.
The owner of an MMA-themed fitness facility in the Inland Empire is looking for modest capital to prove his concept with a second location and then set-up regional and national expansion.
A highly successful entrepreneur from the furniture business has turned his attention to the foreclosure and property management business and is looking for a No. 2 -- a bilingual finance executive with an entrepreneurial background and some experience in real estate would be ideal.
Lots of good reading lately:
If you aren't familiar with Magnetar, you should be if you're interested in the Goldman case.
http://www.propublica.org/feature/the-magnetar-trade-how-one-hedge-fund-helped-keep-the-housing-bubble-going
Matt Taibbi may be over the top on occasion - OK, maybe more than on occasion. Nevertheless he may be the country's best financial journalist. Don't miss his latest: http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/;kw=[3351,53763]
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