PE buyers and sellers, worried about tariff uncertainty, are hesitant to ink new deals. But some dealmakers see opportunities to revitalize previously unfavored assets.

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

The EU’s proposed €800 billion ($868 billion) defense spending spree has the potential to turbocharge growth for defense tech startups.

Venture distributions have stopped materializing, and LPs at this year’s Upfront Summit were getting antsy.

PE’s journey to a true embrace of the quickly evolving technology is underway, but it’s proving to be an uphill climb for some.

When the federal regulators are gone, will fintechs make safeguarding consumers a marketing ploy?

While fears around valuations and funding persist for foundational model companies, AI application startups will benefit greatly from DeepSeek’s arrival.

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

The proportion of VC dollars going to female founders has shrunk to its lowest rate in five years.

Domestic and geopolitical headwinds have put China’s VC market in crisis.

As funds and asset managers innovate further to capture more investment, the old definitions of PE will be less relevant.

“Fundraising is the hardest it’s been in 25 years. You have to be a little bit of a psychopath to try to go do this.”

The frenzy of investment activity in data centers may belie some of the market’s chokepoints.

ServiceTitan priced at $71, then popped to $101 on its first day of trading. That success, which came despite serious hurdles, could encourage other software startups to bite the bullet and go public

VC funding for consumer AI startups is less than half that of enterprise.

Venture capitalists are closely eyeing bitcoin’s recent boom, which has yet to boost crypto startup deals

The possible changes in tariff policies under a new Trump administration have provoked mixed reactions in the manufacturing world, but GPs are largely looking forward to potential upsides.

Climate tech companies navigating the ‘Valley of Death’ are gearing up for a rough six months