Jonathan Marino

With print publications slimming like a Major League Baseball slugger coming off HGH, the online broadcasting arena for professional sports is only growing.

In this week's top 10, we've got VCs on the dating scene, the NFL looking to partner with a good investor... and What Series A Crunch??

Why is this man smiling? Sure, his bracket could be perfect at this point in the NCAA tournament--but this week, his firm also closed its largest-ever middle market fund.

We've got arguments for buying PE stocks, GPs strolling the aisle for supermarket deals & upsets from yesterday's madness! Tune in.

Private equity firms have gone on a deal run, not just buying, but making plenty of exits in 2012. All told, LBO shops completed more exits than at any point in the last decade, according to research by Pitchbook set to be released today.

While a PE firm might seem like a strange bedfellow for an enterprise like the NFL, Providence Equity Partners is an investment firm that has had major successes investing in digital and traditional media alike.

Mayor of New York City? Not likely. But John Catsimatidis is the boss of the produce section, and that will make him--and his century old-family grocery chain--a hot property with private equity firms looking to get into the aisles of NYC's supermarkets.

What did it take to make the grade during college hoops' conference tourney week? Jobs of the week, guest posts and fundraising news--have a look.

Folks, it is finally time: peHUB is back with the March Madness 2013 pool, and we've got an iPad Mini on the line. Dig into some First Read.

First-time VC vintages have been gobbling up a substantial portion of LP capital, and as limited partners push away from the asset class—in part thanks to returns that haven’t paced well with public markets—sources predicted these new funds would increasingly compete with Silicon Valley mainstays for deals—and, for future LP commitments. Here are some highlights from the last few years.