For several decades, technology has served as a core component of any business strategy. Incredible as it might seem, the stakes today are higher than ever.
While we have looked this week at the 2020 private equity outlook, today we put special focus on European private equity.
NYU Professor Anindya Ghose discusses China, the US, and the next generation of Artificial Intelligence business applications
Consider the following approach: pursue deals not as a zero-sum game but as opportunities to align the most knowledgeable and invested people around a shared vision for the company.
What is the 2020 private equity outlook? We offer a roundup of views.
A new year — not to mention a new decade — provides the opportunity not only to look back, but of course, also to look forward with a private equity preview.
As the global workforce undergoes a once in a century transformation wouldn’t it make sense to also reconsider our inputs into that workforce: The way we recognize talent and help all children grow and learn?
Featuring leading voices in American education, health and child development, The 180 explores how to transform 21st century education – how to turn it around – using 21st century science.
From intense due diligence to define the market opportunity to a “startup approach” to fundraising, portfolio management, donor relations and more, Alexandre Mars explains how Epic Foundation is rewriting the global approach to philanthropy.
Results of all private equity cannot be judged equally, and under a range of circumstances, including private-to-private and secondary buyouts, “employment at targets rises.”
