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Some more great reporting out of Dakin Campbell and Casey Sullivan on Vista Equity Partners. Dakin and Casey uncovered that a pension fund decided against a $100 million investment it planned to make with Vista following Bloomberg's report of Vista founder Robert Smith evading taxes for years. In October, Smith paid $139 million to settle a federal investigation into his taxes. However, the question remained how Vista's investors would react. Dakin and Casey with a first look at some additional fallout. Click here to read the entire story.
Here's a presentation from startup Endpoint that was used to raise $40 million from its parent company, First American. Alex Nicoll had Endpoint CEO Scott Martino walk him through the deck. Check it out here. | 
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