Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
Washington turns its attention to technology companies in response to the spread of "fake news," and Congress inches toward a framework for tax reform.
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If You Sell Online, You Better Keep It Real
Online retailers are developing socially responsible brands with clear positions on issues such as poverty and LGBTQ rights to bolster consumer engagement.
Sugarfina Sees Sweet Path to Expansion
Speaking at the ACG Los Angeles Business Conference, an entrepreneur recounts how "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" inspired a candy store for adults.
No Gifts in Proposed Partnership Audit Regulations
New partnership audit rules define who can elect out of the new audit regime and enable the IRS to assess taxes directly against the partnerships it audits.
Where Are the Women?
Girls Who Invest is striving to draw more women to the asset management industry, a space long dominated by men.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
Our weekly roundup is back, featuring insights on tax reform, midterm elections, new federal rules for banks and other issues the middle market should be watching.
Craft Beer Offers Tricky Formula for Investors
A panel of Michigan-based brewers and industry experts discussed the M&A environment for craft beer at the Great Lakes ACG Capital Connection.
Meet the New ACG Global Board Members
The new board members begin their terms Sept. 1. Here's a look at who they are, their vision for ACG's future, and some personal facts that might surprise you.
Double-Edged Sword: LP Interest in Private Equity Helps Breed Competition—Preqin Report
Limited partners are eager to invest in the private equity asset class, but the dollars flowing in have created a competitive environment with steep prices.
Hurricane Harvey’s Impact on Energy Emerges as Rain Continues
Brian Williams, a partner with investment bank Carl Marks Advisors, spoke to MMG from Houston to discuss the storm's impact on the middle-market oil and gas industry.