Karishma Vanjani

Investing out of its $450m debut fund, the new PE firm bets on the future of a founder-led electrolyte supplement company.

Rattlesnakes, barbecues and a lot of family time: here’s how one veteran investor has killed time in a pandemic.

After leaving Tengram to launch True Beauty, the veteran investor is joining hands with North Castle for a new investment initiative.

Artemis buys Biodot, a testing solution company that’s helping labs figure out who can go back to work.

As consumer behavior changes, PE firms talk expansion opportunities in the hygiene sector.

While the public health crisis caused businesses widespread to shut their doors, Wayfair, an e-commerce provider, found itself a beneficiary of life under quarantine.

Precinmac, a maker of high-precision components for sectors including aerospace – an industry heavily impacted by coronavirus – remains unaffected by the current economic downturn.

Firms backing industrials companies will modify investment strategies in the post coronavirus world, with those who can likely to increase US operations and downsize overseas operations in the supply chain.

National Convenience Distributor, which delivers to stores in 11 states, plans to expand in the contiguous Northeast region.

PE firms like Branford Castle, Trivest and Shoreline Equity entice buy-side advisors with unique incentives ranging from airline points to Mercedez Benzes.