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Mergers and Acquisitions
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Capital One Financial Corp., a McLean-based provider of credit card services and products, bought Onyx Acceptance Corp., an auto finance company in Foothill Ranch, Calif. Capital One said the purchase would enhance its product line and create the second-largest independent auto lender in the U.S. Onyx will be combined with Capital One Auto Finance Inc. (Wire reports, 9/23/04)

LandAmerica Financial Group, a Richmond provider of real estate transaction services bought assets of Horizon Certification Services of San Antonio, Texas. The acquisition done through LandAmerica’s subsidiary LandAmerica Tax and Flood Services, included Horizon’s customer list and a portfolio of outstanding flood certifications. (PRNewswire, 9/20/04) The company also acquired Aaron & Wright Technical Services of Houston, a provider of environmental and structural due diligence services for commercial real estate clients. The deal, done through LandAmerica’s Assessment Corp. subsidiary, did not include Aaron & Wright Inc., an appraisal company. (Press release, 9/7/04)

Dominion, a Richmond-based utility company, acquired three electric power generation facilities from USGen New England Inc. for $656 million, including $120 million for inventory and reimbursement of capital expenditures. The company said the purchase, undertaken through a bankruptcy court-supervised divestiture of USGen New England’s fossil-fuel assets, rounded out the mix of fuels sources and technology in Dominion’s New England holdings. (PRNewswire, 9/7/04)

Hilb, Rogal & Hobbs Company, an insurance broker headquartered in Richmond, purchased the stock of Frank F. Haack & Associates Inc., a Wisconsin-based insurance brokerage with revenue of $22 million. Terms of the acquisition (Business Wire, 9/1/04)



 

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