TPG Growth has closed on a $500 million investment into HR software startup Greenhouse, taking a majority stake in the company following a year when it both laid off employees and reported surging revenue.

Although the phenomenon has made its way into headlines and Twitter trends in recent weeks after the controversial WSJ op-ed, the deep-rooted history of “mandozing” over women’s achievements and expertise reflects the endemic consequences of unconscious bias against women in business, science and...

For the last few months, CEOs and their human resource teams are hearing from employees who want a “hybrid model” – a work arrangement where there is more flexibility about coming into an office and more use of video conferencing for meetings, collaboration, and employee check-ins.

A new venture firm, OMX Ventures, is out of stealth with its first $150 million fund, the backing of the billionaire Merieux family, and 15 investments in bio-engineering startups.

Raising a venture capital fund requires building relationships that will last not just years, but decades.

GoodRx may be the most powerful patient advocate in America: it operates at national scale, aggregating the purchasing power of millions of individuals to help them find convenient and low cost options for healthcare needs.

As is now traditional for this column, we are starting 2021 by asking a group of global proptech and contech VCs to share their outlook for the new year. It is clear that this will be a year of change and rebirth, but not across the board. Who will be the winners and losers?

Times of disruption typically bring about great innovation. Here are the big shifts in consumer behavior we saw this year — and what it meant to us as investors.

But what I, and probably many of my fellow investors, didn’t anticipate was how the pandemic would actually fuel demand for many technologies and help create a frothy market for initial-public offerings and tech M&A that should extend well into this year.

The Covid-19 pandemic has created a great deal of uncertainty across the economy, but what does this mean for startups who by their very nature have to have a stronger appetite for risk?

The world of finance has a cut-throat reputation, but early-stage venture capital is very different.

Exclusive 2020 takeaways and 2021 predictions from several of Europe's leading venture capitalists.

Women and diverse founders often find that VCs overlook their companies. Policy changes could incentivize new investors to look beyond race and gender.

Whether you are on the front line of the pandemic, the backline of economic turmoil, or if you are reinventing your life entirely, 2021 will certainly have positive surprises. It has to…this is how we survive.

When the pandemic shut offices worldwide, the business world moved to the cloud. So did national security threats. Here are the best products, most intriguing people and most exciting trends in cloud computing this year.

Following what has been a difficult year for many, there is still plenty to be positive about, with science, technology, and entrepreneurship offering glimmers of hope and inspiration for 2021.

One of the silver linings of 2020 is digital health is finally coming into its own. Health has leapfrogged in adoption of technology, which creates new opportunities for digital health startups. Five leading early stage health tech investors shared predictions for the year ahead.

Janus, the leading global provider of building solutions and access control technologies for the self-storage and other industrial sectors, is adding to 2020’s growing list of companies planning to go public in a deal with a blank check company.

Qualtrics cofounder Ryan Smith is now officially the owner of the Utah Jazz.

A survey by GGV Capital reveals that 94% of private cloud companies expect improved revenue in 2021, while two-thirds do not expect the pandemic to impact their businesses beyond next year.