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Fortune Term Sheet

Allie Garfinkle and the Fortune team

Fortune’s weekday briefing on venture capital, private equity and dealmaking, combining reported stories about investors and startups with a broader view of capital activity.

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The publication

What to expect.

Term Sheet brings Fortune’s reporting to readers following private capital and corporate deals. The email combines a reported lead with investment and transaction coverage, connecting individual companies with the people financing or buying them. Its range can move from an emerging startup to the institutions influencing access to capital. The public topic page is useful for sampling the editorial agenda, while the email provides a regular weekday routine. Readers should distinguish the newsletter subscription from access to linked articles on Fortune’s website.

Who it’s for

Readers following startups, investors and acquisitions who want a reported lead story alongside regular deal coverage from an established business newsroom each weekday.

Inside the reading

Its areas of focus.

01

Investors and startups

Reporting examines emerging companies and their backers, adding context about the people and decisions behind financing announcements.

02

Private capital

The newsletter follows venture capital and private equity through the businesses, funds and participants moving the market.

03

Deals and exits

Coverage of transactions and market access helps readers connect corporate development with changing conditions for raising capital.

Venture capitalPrivate equityStartupsDeals

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