Labor Department Issues Overtime Rule
The Department of Labor recently approved a new rule raising the salary threshold below which workers can qualify for overtime pay.
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Panel Clears Scalia for Full Senate Vote
The Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions approved the nomination of Eugene Scalia to lead the Labor Department, a final move before he's confirmed by the entire Senate.
Former Acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe on Cyberthreats Facing U.S. Businesses
On the podcast, McCabe weighs in on the cyber threats posed by state-supported actors, how tariffs could spur malign cyber activity, and more.
Banking on EyeCare’s Vision
Wells Fargo's expertise in private equity and health care has helped EyeCare Partners expand its ophthalmology and optometry practices throughout the U.S.
Fed Cuts Rate but Cracks Begin to Show
The Federal Reserve cut interest rates for a second time after its September meeting, but more committee members are opposing policy decisions.
Distract or Enhance: How Tech Is Disrupting Portfolio Audit Teams
Kevin Owens, a partner in Wipfli's private equity services group, corresponded with MMG about some of the surprising ways tech is changing company audits.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
The SEC is preparing for a flurry of activity, with hearings, meetings and rule changes set to take place in coming days.
Insurance for the Digital Age
There are many reasons investors would want to avoid insurance, but a wave of technological innovations is causing some to reconsider, writes PitchBook Founder and CEO John Gabbert.
StreetShares Helps Veteran-Run Businesses Build Momentum
Using cutting-edge technology to assess loan applicants, StreetShares helps military veterans secure the funding they need to start their businesses.
Global Expansion Still Valuable, Despite Challenges
Tech companies in the U.S. and U.K. cite talent management as the top barrier to international growth, a recent report from Velocity Global says.