A recent RSM report outlines the severity of threats to middle-market businesses, what sectors are most susceptible and how to respond to emerging risks.
Congress held hearings on the securities fraud bill and the Volcker Rule, and the NLRB chairman responded to concerns about the joint-employer standard.
This week's roundup recaps a briefing held in D.C. that explored middle-market capital formation. It also looks at a new proposed rule related to the distribution of research reports.
The Raymond James managing director weighs in on water scarcity, new technology, and where PE investors fit in with respect to U.S. water management and infrastructure.
Chinese investors can present an attractive exit route, but private equity firms should anticipate added government scrutiny that can increase the time to close or thwart the deal.
The CEO of Swiftpage, the provider of CRM software Act, offers a firsthand look at how artificial intelligence and voice-activation technologies are transforming the industry.
Watermill Group is betting on renewable energy with its investment in Cooper & Turner, a manufacturer of high-quality industrial fasteners used to help propel wind turbines.
The Fed advanced a proposed rule to modify the Volcker Rule. Meanwhile, the U.S. enacted tariffs on the EU, Canada and Mexico and announced plans for tariffs on China.