Celtic raise the bar for calamitous capitulations in Europe In today’s Football Daily: Celtic do it again in the Champions League playoffs The Guardian - UK · Aug 26
You’re Already Funding the AI Bubble — and You’ll Pay for the Bust The debate over the artificial-intelligence boom has mostly been framed as a market question: whether NVIDIA Corp.’s (NASDAQ:NVDA) valuation is stretched, whether hyperscalers are overbuilding data centers, whether the capital-expenditure cycle can eventually be justified by revenue. Benzinga · Aug 18
AI to fuel India's tech services growth; public cloud spending to reach USD 17.5 bn in 2026: Report India's technology services sector is expected to see strong AI-led growth, with end-user spending on public cloud services projected to surge 28.1 per cent year-on-year to USD 17.5 billion, according to Equirus Securities. The Economic Times · Jul 17
'£21 in Every £100 Went to Profit': Are Private Equity Firms Draining UK Care? How private equity allegedly profits from UK fostering agencies impact council budgets and local services. Learn about the financial strain on children's care and the role of public funding. International Business Times UK · Jun 29
PE firms, mid-market companies drive India’s new GCC wave India's Global Capability Centre (GCC) landscape is shifting, with private equity-backed and mid-market firms now driving significant expansion. These companies are leveraging GCCs beyond cost savings to build advanced capabilities in AI and engineering, creating substantial value for their portfolios. This trend signifies a maturing strategy for PE firms, moving… The Economic Times · Jun 22
PE firms join GCC boom, push portfolio companies to set up captive centres Private equity-backed firms are increasingly establishing Global Capability Centres (GCCs) in India, moving beyond cost savings to build AI, engineering, and product capabilities. This trend signifies a shift from large corporations to mid-market companies leveraging GCCs as a strategic value-creation tool for portfolio companies. The Economic Times · Jun 18
In an Industry Reshaped by Private Equity, One Family Firm Has Stayed the Course Over the past decade, private equity has moved steadily into the business of government contractor benefits administration, a specialized, compliance-heavy field that serves the companies hired by the federal government to perform essential services. International Business Times · May 14
The Elon Musk-OpenAI trial is producing more heat than light in the debate over who should control AI The trial has had a few bombshell moments, but is unlikely to impact where AI is heading—or who controls it. Fortune · May 5
Healthcare isn't a luxury: Balancing private equity growth with patient affordability in India Private equity has boosted India’s healthcare capacity and efficiency, but rising costs and premiums risk limiting access. Strong regulation, pricing transparency and patient-first policies are crucial. The Economic Times · May 1
You Don't Have to Sell Out to Grow: A Case for Staying Independent as an RIA on Your Terms Private equity firms promise capital, tech and talent, but do those resources come with strings that could change how you serve your clients and run your firm? Kiplinger · Apr 30
The Industries That Will Make Millionaires in the 2030s, According to Experts From aerospace and defense to real estate and solar power, some experts reveal the industries that could end up minting the next wave of millionaires. GOBankingRates · Apr 1
The ‘death of SaaS’ could be the best thing to ever happen to SaaS M&A While public software multiples compress, private dealmakers are feasting. 2025 was the biggest year for enterprise SaaS M&A since 2021—and the chaos isn't over yet. Fortune · Mar 31
How I Found Myself Again as a Stay-at-Home Mum From PE teacher to stay-at-home mum, Laura Deller turned injury and chaos into DIY, social media success, and a renewed sense of self. Marie Claire · Mar 26
Television is a state of mind: why user experience will define the next era of media I saw up close at MySpace what everyone is now learning from YouTube: users vote with their behavior, not with their loyalty. Fortune · Dec 30, 2025
The Guardian - UK · Dec 23, 2025 Civil service pension scheme owes me £21,300, five months after retiring Scheme has not replied to complaints and Pensions Ombudsman says it needs evidence of that
Fortune · Nov 5, 2025 Private equity CFOs under pressure to stay exit-ready and boost AI in finance AI is increasingly critical not just for execution, but for buyer perception and valuation.
The Guardian - UK · Nov 4, 2025 Squid Game: The Challenge season two review – nothing you see here is OK Cash-strapped people forced to do shameful things because they’re desperate for money? How can this rot be real? If I recreated the idea in my local park, I’d surely end up in prison
Barchart · Jun 22, 2025 The 7 Signs Your Stock Is A Buyout Target The smartest money in the market already knows which companies are next—do you?
Autosport · May 22, 2025 Penske: "We let people down" over rules violations at Indy 500 Team Penske is in the spotlight again for rules violations, this time for modifying the rear attenuators of the #12 and #2 cars ahead of Sunday’s Fast 12 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Motorsport · May 22, 2025 Roger Penske responds to his team’s rules violations in Indy 500: “We let people down” Team Penske is in the spotlight again for rules violations, this time for modifying the rear attenuators of the No. 12 and No. 2 cars ahead of Sunday’s Fast 12 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. As a result, both cars were penalized and sent to the back of the field…
RideApart · Feb 25, 2025 Willow Spring International Raceway Was Just Bought, and We're Not Sure What'll Happen What is there to say when you hear of anything being bought by private equity (PE) but, "Please, not again. When will it stop?". Maybe we just hear the bad stories about PE buying an asset, scalping it, and selling it off for parts once it's maximized a relatively short-term…
Fortune · Jan 10, 2025 Can Carlyle catch up? Storied PE firm tries to overcome recent turmoil Carlyle Group to launch private equity wealth product this year.
The Guardian - UK · Sep 29, 2024 Number of UK estate agents going bust rises almost a third in one year Higher interest rates puts further pressure on property market, with overall transactions at lowest level in a decade
Fortune · Sep 17, 2024 Politicians have gone silent over the finance industry’s favorite tax loophole. Has private equity won the carried interest debate for good? PE firms get taxed at lower rate than many U.S. workers
Fortune · Aug 30, 2024 Goldman Sachs sports boss breaks down the future of private equity investing Private equity has grown out of its slash and burn reputation and is increasingly being welcomed by all manner of sport investment opportunities.