Bain Capital

Bain Capital partner shares details about the joint venture, which aims to help artists reach fans in new ways.

Bain Capital Ventures has secured $1.9 billion in commitments for two vehicles, which marks the first major volley for mega-funds in 2023.

A trust representing the creditors who lost hundreds of millions in the Toys R Us liquidation filed a lawsuit Thursday in New York, alleging former CEO Dave Brandon and several company executives tied to Bain Capital, KKR and Vornado Realty Trust inappropriately took out millions before the company filed for Chapter 11 protection in September 2017.

Deval Patrick, a former two-term governor of Massachusetts and Bain Capital managing director, announced his decision Wednesday after an underwhelming showing in the New Hampshire primary.

Bain Capital’s latest social impact investment arm is targeting a company that wants to employ US tech workers far away from San Francisco, New York and the rest of the industry’s usual hubs.

After months of negotiations with workplace advocacy groups, KKR and Bain Capital have established a financial assistance fund for laid-off Toys R Us workers.

When Mitt Romney ran for president in 2012, opponents criticized his career at Bain Capital. Now, another exec is gaining momentum to possibly run in 2020. Here’s why it’s different this time.

Bain Capital and KKR are reportedly contributing $20 million to a fund that will help pay severance owed to former Toys R Us workers—and more cash could be on the way.

Bain Capital has brought in about $5.1 billion for its fifth European buyout fund, surpassing both its initial target and the size of the firm’s previous Europe fund by nearly 25% each.

Bain Capital and KKR loaded Toys R us up with debt. It eventually went bankrupt. Now, Congress wants answers.

Toys R Us closed the last of its remaining US locations on Friday. Bain Capital and KKR should respond by paying off the roughly $70 million in severance owed to the 33,000 employees that lost jobs.

Bain Capital’s deal to buy the memory chip business of Toshiba for some $18 billion doesn’t look like it will close, after all.

Two high-profile Bain-backed companies have had a rough start to 2018, both struggling to deal with a rough business environment and a mountain of debt.

We picked the brain of Steven Barnes, a managing director at Bain Capital and the head of the firm’s North American PE business, to get the scoop on a hectic year.

Worldpay’s future is as part of an emerging financial conglomerate. For private equity firms, though, the company’s profit-filled past was no doubt much more interesting.

In the 11 years since, more substantial deals have taken place. But at the time, the take-private buyout of HCA was one for the record books.

Nine years ago today, a stark change occurred in the forecast for The Weather Channel when Bain Capital, Blackstone and NBC Universal bought the company for $3.5 billion.

Bain Capital has raised $9.4 billion for its 12th flagship buyout vehicle, in the latest example of the red-hot fundraising environment in PE.