The 'Middle Market'
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The middle market is to the U.S. economy what North America was to Christopher Columbus: a giant, incredibly important, heretofore “undiscovered” but now unavoidable and centrally important part of the world’s landscape, says Economaney.com's David Maney.
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Cloud computing, on-demand software and social media marketing are providing easier access to previously unaffordable resources.
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The investment bank is cutting its workforce by 30 to 35 percent as it struggles to stay profitable in a difficult environment.
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This week's mega-mergers have suddenly forced mid-sized players to reexamine their strategies.
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While most middle market executives concede the need for regulation, they've got a list of stipulations on how it should be done, and how its hurting their business.
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The middle-market is active in M&A right now because it's easier for smaller companies to get deals done.
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While the country as a whole remains in the economic doldrums, a huge swath of the American economy is growing.
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CNBC's Mary Thompson talks to interviewing Todd Maclin, JPMorgan Chase commercial banking CEO, about the competitive environment and growth opportunities for middle-market lending--one of the most profitable areas for the nation's top banks.
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CNBC's Mary Thompson has the story on banks taking off their gloves in a battle to win business from the middle market.
Slideshow
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Middle Market CEOs – presiding over companies worth far less than any in the S&P 500 – are quietly getting rich. Click to see executives leading middle market companies.