Market Volatility Fuels Data Innovation in the Energy Sector
Oil markets have begun to recover after a price collapse earlier this year, but more energy companies are embracing new data technologies to make up for losses.
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Zooming In
Company owners speculate which industries might enjoy a “J”-shaped recovery in the wake of the coronavirus lockdown.
Riding the Solarcoaster
While solar power becomes increasingly common, not all companies in the industry are having their day in the sun.
Remote Work Tests Private Equity’s Cyber Health
Cyberthreats increased by 71% while employees were sheltering in place. Here's how one firm is helping its private equity clients protect themselves.
For Deal-Makers, Speed Dating Gives Way to Long-Distance Relationships
The shift to virtual networking and dealmaking has raised questions about how best to build and maintain relationships online and whether digital tools will have staying power.
It’s the Small Things: Trends in Automotive and Mobility
The business of moving people and things in the near future may depend on these six trends.
The Arrival of Seamless Parking
Relying on decades-old meters and ticket machines, technology platform Arrive found parking structures to be fertile ground for innovation.
Split’s Creek: Human Analysis Separates Itself from AI
Inaccurate findings from automated due diligence can jeopardize a deal in progress, underscoring the importance of human analysis.
Autonomous Vehicle Outlook
Private equity, venture capital and growth equity funds that understand the technology and legal framework of autonomous vehicles are likely to make the best investments in this emerging sector.
Tech in the Time of Coronavirus
The coronavirus outbreak could light a fire for developing and scaling technology that can improve public health, writes PitchBook Founder and CEO John Gabbert.