Founders have all but stopped hoping for a sale to Meta, Google or the like, say bankers.

With a significant number of building product companies held for over five years, PE buyers weigh dealmaking opportunities.

Trump’s comparison to Saudi Arabia’s PIF raises concerns about the governance structure and funding sources for a potential state-backed fund in the US.

Flexport’s service fronting certain import duty refunds is “growing rather dramatically,” according to the startup.

The president’s order ending affirmative action for federal contractors is leaving PE-backed DEI consulting firms scrambling.

President Trump, in his first week in office, took more than 200 executive actions. VCs backing energy, AI and crypto startups are watching.

PE dealmakers are preparing for the potential impact of Trump’s tariff strategy.

Several suitors including Perplexity AI and Elon Musk are still in the running to buy the Chinese app’s US assets after its ban was delayed over the weekend.

Content creators are joining RedNote, also known as Xiaohongshu, as they prepare for the TikTok ban

Changing political tides threaten to upend global markets, but provide new opportunities for supply chain technology.

SoftBank doubled its 2016 inauguration pledge to Trump, from $50B to $100B

Sacks has said that he could not assume a full-time role with The White House, due to the key person provision in his contract.

Regardless of a Kamala Harris or Donald Trump victory, investors can look forward to a historically documented post-election bump in M&A closings.

The Labour government delivered its first budget with tax increases that some investors say will limit growth of the industry in the UK.

Private-market crypto investors are eyeing likely shifts to SEC leadership on the heels of the US presidential election.

Following an historic election win for Labour, the UK’s new finance minister is offering warm words to private capital as it looks to rally investment for national growth.

UK fund managers weigh up relocation in light of Labour’s planned tax raid.

Not for the first time, the relationship between politicians and their corporate connections has come under scrutiny. The latest example in the UK could impact PE and investors’ attempts to do business with key decision-makers.