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Deal Dispatch: Pitney Bowes Considers Strategic Alternatives, Grant Thornton Buys CBIZ, Storj Labs Bankruptcy

Jul 31, 2026, 4:56 PMCaroline Ryan

Major M&A deals this week include Broofield buying Aypa Power for $7 billion, Dental Corp. acquireing Northstar Dental, KKR buying Energy Capital.

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