Disrupting the Color Spectrum
When Amy Errett discovered that about 108 million U.S. women color their hair each year, Errett saw a sizable opportunity to reinvent the at-home hair-coloring experience.
Three Ways Middle Market Executives Can Cope with Brexit
As companies consider what volatility in the debt and equity markets means for them, midsize companies can begin to cope with Brexit’s effects now.
Executive Suite-Jeremy Silverman
Private equity deals have seen the increasing use of reps and warranties insurance.
Don’t Rely on TSA to Prevent Device Theft
TSA checkpoints can lead to a false sense of security, even for savvy travelers. That’s because most people don’t consider the risk of device theft at these spots.
U.S. Middle Market Set to Exit UK, According to Poll
New data from the National Center for the Middle Market suggests more than one-quarter of U.S. middle-market companies will decrease business investments in the U.K.
4 Steps You Don’t Want to Skip in the Due Diligence Process
As a private equity firm looking to acquire an organization, part of the process would be to scrutinize its human resources infrastructure – discover its vulnerabilities and liabilities.
Brexit presents risks, opportunities for middle market
Britain's vote to exit the EU means concerns about sovereignty, the perceived overreach of EU bureaucrats and immigration triumphed over the near-term risks an exit poses to the U.K.'s economic outlook.
Brexit Vote Stokes Middle-Market Concern
The possibility of Brexit is causing significant concern for business leaders, and middle market companies appear to be particularly vulnerable.
Bill to Modernize PE Compliance Gets Strong Bipartisan Vote
A bipartisan bill to modernize longstanding reporting requirements for private equity firms was introduced into the U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday.