ST. LOUIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Thompson Street Capital Partners (TSCP), a private equity firm based in St. Louis, today announced the acquisition of Bayline Lift Technologies (Bayline) by ATIS, a TSCP ...

Atis has a team of over 200 licensed QEI professionals and expert consultants Bayline Lift Technologies began as Bayline Building Services in 1997 Atis, a portfolio company of Thompson Street Capital ...

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People's favorite sponge and his friends are now footwear. Fans of the beloved cartoon "SpongeBob SquarePants" will soon have a chance to wear the character in croc form, with the clog shoe brand ...

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The cozy collaboration between Xbox and Crocs we reported on last month is available now. Modeled after the classic Xbox controller, the pair also arrives with custom Jibbitz based on iconic Xbox ...

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This is the amusing moment a frog hops to safety while stuck on the escalator. Footage captured by Rashun Tunmoon shows the amphibian hopping as the escalator descends at a mall in Ayutthaya, Thailand ...

ST. LOUIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Thompson Street Capital Partners (TSCP), a private equity firm based in St. Louis, today announced the acquisition of M.A.N Elevator Inspections (M.A.N) by ATIS, a TSCP ...

Jim Fox serves as CEO of Atis M.A.N Elevator Inspections’ client base includes building owners, property managers, and contractors across southeastern and western Florida Atis was founded in 2012 Atis ...

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