8/13Universal Hospital-Federal Street: Federal Street is a special purpose acquisition company created by Thomas H. Lee Partners to acquire UHS. The new company name will be Agiliti Inc.
8/14Sansoro Health Inc.-Investor Group: Sansoro raised $8 million in venture capital from LRVHealth and existing venture-capital partners
8/15Geosys Technology-UrtheCast Corp.: Geosys, a subsidiary of Land O'Lakes, agreed to acquire Holding LLC a geospatial and geoanalytics services company for $20 million.
8/15Public Radio Exchange-Public Radio Intl.: PRI will merge with PRX to support creative audio and other media content for podcasts and public radio stations.
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