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Piper Jaffray buying one of Houston's top energy investment banks

By: Reuters: Company News
HOUSTON, Nov 17 (Reuters) - Piper Jaffray Companies said on Tuesday it has agreed to buy one of Houston's most respected energy investment banks, Simmons & Co International, for $91 million in cash and $48 million in stock.
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