TBL Group Set to Control Kaptyn Nevada Bus Operations
Published Date: 9/30/2025
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TBL Group, Inc. wants to take over Kaptyn Nevada, LLC, a company that runs passenger buses across state lines. The government board is giving a thumbs-up to this deal unless someone objects soon. This means TBL Group will control more bus services, with no immediate money changes announced.
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