The suit is the sharpest pushback yet from investors over founder demographic reporting.

At HumanX, panelists warned of wasteful spending and the need for investors to expand their geographic horizons.

The loss of crossover investors and dismal fund performance are reminders that investors and LPs may continue to look elsewhere for returns.

Investors are operating offices in these cities as venture capital continues its global expansion.

While the recent narrative has been that the Bay Area VC industry is in decline, the data shows this is likely not the case.

New York is still the epicenter of private equity, as it has been since the industry’s beginning. But things have changed over time.

Two very different Bay Area IPOs join a new timetable from Pinterest, two new unicorns and a whole lot of satellites in our recap of the past week.

We all know Bay Area VCs love to pump money into their local startups, but where else do they invest? We break down our findings here.

While its obvious that the Bay Area garners the vast majority of VC investment activity, how does it rank against other cities in regards to return multiples? The answer may surprise you.

Continuing our 2015 year in Review series, we break down the investment activity in the Bay Area, PNW and New York City Metro regions, examining how each fared during the year.

As we continue our week-long look at 3Q VC, PE and M&A activity, we shift our focus to regional venture data. The datagraphics below provide a glimpse into the VC ecosystems of New York, the Bay Area and the Pacific Northwest, looking at deal counts, capital invested, most active investors and more.

To wrap up our 2Q 2015 recap series, we analyze venture capital activity in six of the most active U.S. regions: the Bay Area, Boston, New York, Los Angeles, the Midwest and the Pacific Northwest. Check out our breakdown of each region.

Here are datagraphics breaking down 1Q 2015 VC activity in five select U.S. regions: Bay Area, Los Angeles, New York, Boston and Pacific NW.

We break down 2014 VC activity by region, covering Europe, the U.S. Bay Area, Pacific Northwest and New York.

Keying on several active venture capital markets in the U.S., these datagraphics break down VC statistics from 3Q 2014.

In the largest quarter for total VC capital invested since 1Q 2000, Bay Area companies came out as clear winners in 2Q, bringing in a huge amount of capital with some grandiose valuations.

The San Francisco Bay Area reversed a three-quarter decline in venture capital financings, as VC firms poured $5.0 billion across 321 deals in 1Q 2014, both increases over 4Q 2013’s figures, early quarter-end PitchBook data show.

Earlier in the week we took a look at the overall global venture capital landscape in 2013 and found that valuations were up across the board, deal flow was mixed and VC firms had a banner year fundraising.