Mark Maurer is a reporter at The Wall Street Journal. He covers a range of topics including corporate finance, accounting, and the intersection of technology with finance, particularly focusing on artificial intelligence and machine learning. Mark's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Financial News, MarketWatch, Yahoo Finance, and more.
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Mark Maurer's coverage mainly revolves around finance and accounting, with a strong focus on national (United States) financial regulatory bodies like the SEC and FASB. He extensively reports on industry-specific changes, such as layoffs in major accounting firms like EY.
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A record level of private-equity investments are stuck in funds limping along past their intended lifespans.
A record level of private-equity investments are stuck in funds limping along past their intended lifespans. Often known as zombie funds, these portfolios are no longer raising money or making new acquisitions, in part because fund managers haven’t been able to sell their remaining assets. Read more
By: Mark Maurer, Heather Haddon
The sandwich chain is set to go public at an $8 billion valuation after the private-equity firm reduced expenses.
By: Heather Haddon, Mark Maurer
When Blackstone bought a majority stake in Jersey Mike's Subs early last year for about $6 billion plus debt, the private-equity firm didn't want to mess with the quality of the chain's beloved sandwiches.
By: Mark Maurer
Jersey Mike’s Subs, with its 5.96% stock-price decline Thursday, is hardly alone in having a first-day share slide. This year, shares for hedge fund Pershing Square, nuclear fuel company Standard Nuclear and biotech firm Generate Biomedicines fell 18%, 18% and 21% respectively on their first trading
Private-equity firm KKR is near a deal to take medical-device outsourcing company Integer Holdings private, according to people familiar with the matter.
Hedge fund Toms Capital Investment Management is ratcheting up the pressure on asset manager Voya Financial by bringing its push for the firm to
By: Lauren Thomas, Mark Maurer
Voya Financial has a market value of around $9 billion. - Michael Nagle/Bloomberg News
Private-equity firms are struggling to find buyers for their portfolio companies, but a hot market for IPOs is giving them another way out.
By: Mark Maurer
More firms are taking companies public, as sluggish dealmaking has made it hard to find buyers.
