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Thoma Bravo, a private equity firm, believes the ongoing software selloff presents an opportunity to acquire undervalued companies, as public markets are being too aggressive in their sell-offs.

Private equity firms are capitalizing on the growing demand for gas-fired power plants, driven by the increasing need for energy to power artificial intelligence and data centers.

FINQ, an Israeli fund manager, has launched two US ETFs that will be solely managed by artificial intelligence, marking a significant milestone in the adoption of AI in the financial sector.

The World Bank's International Finance Corp (IFC) is increasing its capital commitments in India's private equity space, pledging to help global investors set up India-focused funds.

Public companies holding Solana positions have paused accumulation due to significant paper losses, with over $1.5 billion in losses on their balance sheets.

Harith General Partners is in talks to acquire FlySafair, South Africa's biggest airline, expanding its transport portfolio in the continent with a $3 billion asset base.

Qube Research & Technologies' China long-only equity fund has seen a 10-fold growth in assets to above $2 billion, driven by increased investor interest in Asia's largest market.

US equity indexes experienced a broad-based gain on Monday, driven by the technology and materials sectors, while the US dollar declined.

US equity markets rose on Monday, driven by gains in software and semiconductor stocks, indicating a positive sentiment in the technology sector.

US LNG exports remain profitable despite oversupply concerns, with average margins of $4.56 per MMBtu between 2023 and 2025, attracting investors from various sectors.

US equity markets experienced a midday surge, with technology sector leading the gains, resulting in mostly higher benchmark indexes.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite indexes rose due to gains in technology and communication services sectors, indicating a positive market trend.