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Ixia Completes Net Optics Acquisition

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Calabasas-based Ixia said Thursday evening that it has completed its acquisition of Net Optics , which develops application and network visibility products. Ixia had announced the acquisition back in October. The acquisition was worth $190M in cash. READ MORE>>.

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Net Data Centers Acquired By ANEXIO

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Los Angeles-based datacenter operator Net Data Centers , which has two facilities in Los Angeles, has been acquired by another data center operator, Anexio. Financial terms of the asset acquisition deal were not announced.

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Cal Net Technology Group Acquires inhouseIT

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Chatsworth-based Cal Net Technology Group , a provider of IT support services, has acquired Orange County-based b> inhouseIT , according to Cal Net Technology's investors, including Boathouse Capital and Olympic Valley Capital. Cal Net Technology Group had quietly announced the deal to its customers at the end of July.

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Ixia Acquires Net Optics

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Calabasas-based network testing equipment and software developer Ixia announced Tuesday that it is acquiring Net Optics , a developer of network and application analysis products. Ixia said it will pay $190M in cash for Net Optics. ixia optics merger acquisition network testing equipment software' READ MORE>>.

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8 Keys To Maximizing Your New Venture Stock Net Worth

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Startup owners need to assume a three to five year wait for a liquidity event, such as acquisition or going public, before they can cash out. This allows the entrepreneur more influence in controlling dilution of his or her shares, investment terms and acquisition decisions. At that time the original split makes all the difference.

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Looking to be acquired? Think the 10/40 or 20/20 rules.

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The first rule: 10/40: One of my company CEOs recently described his rule for acquisition success, and it resonated with me as a great goal for planning during acquisition exercises. This CEO states that he has made it work twice when acquiring companies, and that is enough for him to make it his rule for all future acquisitions.

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How to plan to make a successful acquisition

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One of my company CEO’s recently described his rule for acquisition success, and it resonated with me as a great goal for planning during acquisition exercises. This CEO states that he has made it work twice when acquiring companies, and that is enough for him to make it his rule for all future acquisitions.