Sector Reports & Newsletters

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Services Dispatch

Stay ahead of the trends with must read exclusives and deep dives in consumer and facility services delivered to your inbox weekly.

Sectors covered: Residential and facilities services including HVAC, plumbing, roofing, flooring, landscaping and restoration; multi-unit and franchising; and distributors and manufacturers of related products and services.

Frequency: Weekly, Monday

Chemicals & Materials Corner

A dealmaker’s weekly guide to the latest scoops, news and analysis in the chemicals, materials and environmental services industries.

Sectors covered: Specialty and commodity chemicals production, distribution and sales, specialty materials, industrial and environmental services, remediation and recycling and more.

Frequency: Weekly, Tuesday

Tech Confidential

If it helps the flow of information, you’ll find it in this newsletter. Once a week get the latest insights, news and scoops to stay ahead of telecom, technology and information services influencing the next wave of innovation.

Sectors covered: Information technology and services, enterprise software, media and entertainment, telecommunications, digital infrastructure and more.

Frequency: Weekly, Wednesday

News From The Deal

ESG Comp: An Easy A for CEOs?

In a new paper, academics Adam Badawi and Robert Bartlett find that 63% of the S&P 500 include ESG components in their calculation of executive compensation and that such goals are almost always met.

Popping the AI Hyperbole Bubble

In their new book 'AI Snake Oil,' Princeton professor Arvind Narayanan and former Facebook engineer Sayash Kapoor suggest that the use of AI in the workplace will be more evolutionary than revolutionary.