Overtime Rule Uncertainty
Many middle-market companies had been scrambling to meet a Dec. 1 deadline for an updated rule that would have extended overtime pay to more than 4 million workers.
Recent Deals
Midmarket Valuations Trending Higher in 2016—GF Data
Overall middle-market valuations are trending higher for the year, while deal flow remained steady in the third quarter, according to GF Data, which tracks transaction data from private equity firms.
New NIST Cyber Guidelines Released
NIST, The National Institute of Standards and Technology, has released a new guide designed to help businesses arm themselves with best practices against potential cyberthreats.
Corporate Development Focus Grows at ACG
More than a dozen ACG chapters are now leveraging ACG’s core strength as a networking organization to offer CDOs the types of opportunities they seek.
Corporate Development Focus Grows at ACG
More than a dozen ACG chapters are now leveraging ACG’s core strength as a networking organization to offer CDOs the types of peer-to-peer opportunities they seek.
How to Price Benefit Plan Liabilities: What Acquirers Get Wrong
Buyers should remember that when stretching to get a deal closed, it’s always worth taking the time to get the details right.
ACG Richmond Chapter Executive Marks 20th Anniversary
Congratulations to ACG Richmond and Chapter Executive Jan Rice, both celebrating their 20-year anniversary, in January.
M&A Activity Is Down, But Good Deals Aren’t Gone
Middle-market companies should take advantage of the continued favorable rate environment to grow or make strategic moves to align with other organizations.
A Middle Market Growth Conversation with RSM’s Joe Brusuelas (Audio)
RSM Chief Economist Joseph Brusuelas sat down with Middle Market Growth Editor Deborah Cohen for a discussion of economic trends in the middle market.
Morningstar Acquires Remaining Stake in PitchBook
ACG Global partner PitchBook announced on Friday that investment research firm Morningstar would pay about $180 million to acquire the remaining 80 percent of the company it didn’t already own.