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The Fifth Avenue apartment offered a fine and high-priced view of Central Park, lush with May greenery.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Chief Executive Officer Lloyd Blankfein and Blackstone Group LP President Tony James listened to Crosby, Stills and Nash last night.
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Blackstone Group LP, the world’s biggest private-equity firm by assets, rose the most in three months as executives highlighted plans for expansion and said fees for managing client money are rising.
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Blackstone Group LP, the world’s biggest buyout firm, said first-quarter profit rose as market gains lifted the carrying value of its holdings. The shares fell after the company said a lackluster economy may curtail investing.
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A year after the financial crisis subsided, the $2.5 trillion private-equity industry is finding the easy money may be gone.
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Blackstone Group LP decided against a bid for Dell Inc. in part because executive Dave Johnson, the computer maker’s former mergers chief, pulled support for the deal he helped conceive, said people familiar with the matter.
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Private equity, an investing trade plied by 4,500 firms with $3 trillion in assets, is bracing for a shakeout that’s been brewing since the collapse of credit markets choked off a record leveraged-buyout binge.
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Tony James, president of Blackstone Group LP, said campaigns criticizing the private equity industry in the wake of Mitt Romney’s run for the Republican presidential nomination will hurt fundraising and buyouts.
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Blackstone President Tony James said allegations that the biggest buyout firms colluded to rig bids for transactions are untrue and that they may have been politically motivated in an election year.
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Blackstone Group LP’s preliminary bid to take over Dell Inc. is setting the stage for a rare event: a bidding war between private-equity firms.
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