The Deal

The Deal LLC is a media organization that provides The Deal Pipeline, a service focused on transaction information, and was previously known for its finance and business publication, The Deal. The company produces original articles, insights, and data daily, exploring the finance and business sector through the perspective of deal-making. Key topics include Mergers & Acquisitions, private equity, venture capital funding, bankruptcies, and other relevant issues for professionals in investment banking, private equity, law, hedge funds, and venture capital. By 2009, The Deal employed over 120 people, with a team of 70 full-time journalists based in its New York headquarters and additional offices across the U.S. and in London. The company traces its origins back to September 1999 when The Daily Deal was introduced by American Lawyer Media, with significant backing from dealmaker Bruce Wasserstein. In March 2000, ALM transferred The Deal's assets to U.S. Equity Partners, a private equity fund associated with Wasserstein & Co. In December 2000, Rustic Canyon Ventures, a venture capital firm from Southern California, led a $30 million financing round. In 2012, The Deal was purchased by TheStreet.com, resulting in the closure of the magazine.

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Robert Kindler of Paul Weiss

1 week ago | thedeal.com | David Marcus

Back to News M&A|Published: May 29th, 2025Rob Kindler, an M&A partner at Paul Weiss, discusses his career as an M&A lawyer and banker, doing deals at Morgan Stanley and the importance of lifelong connectivity. Robert Kindler is one of few M&A advisers to have excelled as both a lawyer and a banker, a career he discussed on this week’s Drinks With The Deal podcast.
Drinks With The Deal: Joele Frank on Building M&A PR Behemoth

3 weeks ago | thedeal.com | David Marcus

Back to News M&A|Published: May 15th, 2025Joele Frank discusses how she came to public relations and her approach to growing her own firm. “What makes you think a girl can run a PR firm?” one of the heads of Abernathy MacGregor Frank scoffed when Joele Frank informed him in 1999 that she was leaving the communications firm to launch her own shop. “Well, you did it,” she snapped.
Solomon's Tim Shea

3 weeks ago | thedeal.com | Nikitha Sattiraju

Back to News PodcastsSolomon Partners head of business services Tim Shea discusses private equity's growing interest in residential and facilities services and dealmaking activity in the market in 2025. On the latest episode of Behind the Buyouts, Tim Shea, partner and head of business services at Solomon Partners, discussed the evolution of private equity’s interest in residential and facilities services and strong demand for high-performing assets in 2025.
Okapi's Bruce Goldfarb

1 month ago | thedeal.com | David Marcus

Managing expectations is a key part of being a proxy solicitor, Bruce Goldfarb said on this week’s Drinks With The Deal podcast. “A lot of that skill I learned from working in client services businesses my entire life,” he said. “My dad owned a dry cleaning store. People would come in with their dry cleaning and want it back right away. There would be stains that you couldn’t get out of clothing, but you could indicate that you could try to get them out.
Pills Emerge Amid Tariff Uncertainty, Activism

1 month ago | thedeal.com | Ronald D. Orol

As the markets face tariff-related volatility, some companies — especially biotechnology and pharmaceuticals companies — are setting up or extending shareholder rights plans, also known as poison pills, to discourage unsolicited bidders and activist investors seeking to accumulate shares at discounted prices. “We may see more companies putting pills on the shelf and more pills in general,” proxy solicitor and adviser Tom Ball said.
Sponsors, Strategics Home In on Drone Tech

1 month ago | thedeal.com | Chris Nolter

Since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, the nation’s battlefields have become proving grounds for drone technology. Dronemakers have incorporated AI to circumvent jamming and used sensors and algorithms to deploy swarms of drones, among other advances.
Kimberly Petillo-Décossard

1 month ago | thedeal.com | David Marcus

Back to News M&A|Published: April 24th, 2025Kimberly Petillo-Décossard, the co-head of M&A at White & Case, discusses building her career, her decision to change firms and how her husband's willingness to retire from his career as a banker has been pivotal to her success. “My husband has enabled me to have the career that I have,” Kimberly Petillo-Décossard said on this week’s Drinks with The Deal podcast. “My husband has his master’s in aeronautical engineering, he has his M.B.A. from Wharton.
TSG's Pierre LeComte on Consumer M&A

1 month ago | thedeal.com | Nikitha Sattiraju

Back to News PodcastsTSG managing director Pierre LeComte dives into the consumer-focused firm's investment strategy. On the latest episode of Behind the Buyouts, TSG Consumer Partners LLC managing director Pierre LeComte discussed the firm’s investment strategy, its portfolio companies and the state of consumer dealmaking in 2025.
Debevoise's William Regner

1 month ago | thedeal.com | David Marcus

Back to News M&A|Published: April 11th, 2025William Regner talks about legal amendments enacted last month and what he learned from Debevoise's Meredith Brown. William Regner, an M&A partner at Debevoise & Plimpton LLP in New York, has followed Delaware law closely since he started practice in 1994. This year, that’s meant tracking the amendments to the state’s corporate law code that were proposed on Feb. 17 and became law on March 25.
Keith Gottfried + Disclosure Regime Change

2 months ago | thedeal.com | Ronald D. Orol

Back to News Activism|Published: April 7th, 2025A disclosure regime set up for hostile takeovers and tender offers needs to be completely revamped for today’s modern activism campaign environment, defense adviser Keith Gottfried explains. A disclosure regime set up for hostile takeovers and tender offers must be updated for today’s modern activism campaign environment, defense adviser Keith Gottfried explains.