NEW YORK CITY—“With these new additions, we expect to become much better positioned to evaluate the alternative investment landscape,” says Nicholas Schorsch, RCAP's executive chairman.

PLEASANTON, CA—The deal, expected to close in the fourth quarter, will create a combined company second only to Kroger with more than 2,400 supermarkets coast to coast.

STAMFORD, CT—The document and information technology management company has been headquartered here since its formation in a 1920 merger.

DALLAS— “As we get further into 2014, concern remains about which MSAs will become oversupplied as new supply outpaces demand,” says Jay Denton, VP of research with locally based Axiometrics.

HORSHAM, PA—Under the agreement between the two companies, which is intended to bankroll acquisitions, Capmark would issue five-year warrants for Centerbridge to buy 43 million shares of its stock at 110% of book value.

FRAMINGHAM, MA—The office-supply retailer has increased the selection of products available through online channels fivefold over the past year.

HARTFORD, CT—The accounting and consulting firm is receiving a $1.2-million loan from the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development, and stands to gain a loan forgiveness credit if it retains and add jobs in the state.

PORTLAND, OR—Puppet Labs' 75,000-square-foot lease at Kaufman Jacobs' Block 300 is a success story in the property's repositioning from its former identity as a federal office building.