How Not to Drown in Numbers
According to a May 2, 2015 story in The New ...
PowerPoint Should Be Banned. This PowerPoint Presentation Explains Why.
A May 26, 2015 article in The Washington Post begins ...
Perspectives on M&A 2015
In today’s deal climate, we are likely to see more ...
‘PowerPoint Karaoke’ Pits Players In Improv Slideshows
And, in the March 19, 2015 article in The Wall Street Journal: “Forums called ‘PowerPoint karaoke’ or ‘battle decks,’ are cropping up as a way for office workers of the world to mock an oppressor, the ubiquitous PowerPoint presentation.
Opinion: The Glory Days of Private Equity Are Over
According to a March 30, 2015 article in The Wall Street Journal: “Too many funds are chasing too few opportunities, and many of those will be too expensive. It won’t end well. Private equity is done. Stick a fork in it. With Kraft singles and Heinz ketchup as toppings, there are many signs that private equity has peaked as an asset class. Sure, private equity is pervasive, which is one of its problems… So it’s back to basics—creating companies rather than squeezing the last life out of old ones… Yes, we’ll see more deals and even a few successes…”
Will 2015 Be Another Great Year For M&A?
A January 13, 2015 article in Forbes makes a positive ...
Inside Alibaba, the Sharp-Elbowed World of Chinese e-commerce
According to a March 3, 2015 article in The Wall ...
M&A: A Leading Growth Strategy in 2015
In a 2015 M&A Outlook Survey, KPMG and Mergers & ...
America’s New Healthcare Economy: Three Trends To Watch
In today’s hyper-competitive environment, companies must combine complementary expertise to fill individual gaps in products and services, says PwC Chairman Bob Moritz. In his State of the Union address, President Obama was brief but to the point on healthcare. Declaring that about “10 million uninsured Americans finally gained the security of health coverage” because of the Affordable Care Act, he made clear he would veto any legislative attempt to roll it back.
In Push for Change, FINRA Is Opposed by the Firms It Regulates
In a January 27, 2015 article, The New York Times ...
