Private-equity firms fueled the US shale revolution with $125 billion. Now they face a reckoning of epic proportions as the oil market melts down.

Private-equity firms dedicated to oil and gas that helped establish America's energy dominance may have trouble raising future funds, experts say.

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Private-equity firms fueled the US shale revolution with $125 billion. Now they face a reckoning of epic proportions as the oil market melts down. Casey Sullivan | Private-equity firms dedicated to oil and gas that helped establish America's energy dominance may have trouble raising future funds, experts say. Read More »

Facebook and Google got hit hard by the coronavirus, but their massive ad businesses will come out stronger in the end Lauren Johnson | Ad buyers said post-pandemic, people will be doing more online and money may move to performance-based platforms, which will benefit the tech giants. Read More »

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Microsoft's CEO and CFO explained all the ways that the pandemic has affected the $1.3 trillion tech titan's business — and how it could change things going forward Ashley Stewart | While Microsoft is not immune to an economic crisis, as long as people are spending on digital products, Satya Nadella said they'll turn to Microsoft. Read More »

$1.3 trillion Microsoft is emerging as a big winner amid the pandemic, but it's showing 2 big signs of caution as the economy heads toward an uncertain future Ashley Stewart | Wall Street analysts say that Microsoft is being cautious when it comes to hiring and cloud capacity — even if it causes pain in the short term. Read More »

Zoom quietly retracted a claim that it had 300 million daily active users, and it spotlights a huge area of confusion about its business Paayal Zaveri | Several media outlets, including Business Insider, reported that Zoom had 300 million daily active users. But that wasn't quite right. Read More »

The chief growth officer of FIS explains where the payments and financial tech giant is looking to invest after launching a $150 million venture arm Dan DeFrancesco | Fidelity National Information Services launches FIS Ventures to make early- to growth-stage investments in AI, data, analytics, security and privacy. Read More »

Top business schools are scrambling to help MBA students through the pandemic. Here's our constantly updated list of program changes, deferred enrollments, and which schools are offering online classes. Gillian Brassil | Wharton, Stanford, and Harvard are among many top schools relaxing deadlines and offering online courses for current and prospective students. Read More »

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