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When Private Equity Came for the Music Industry

NYT M&A

Private equity is cannibalizing the music industry by buying up old hits and pushing them back into our cultural consciousness.

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German private equity: A catalyst for job creation and economic growth

Mckinsey and Company

Five building blocks can help Germany build a stronger foundation to expand private equity investment, creating value, employment, and economic growth.

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Mergers & Acquisitions Update: A Closer Look at the Impact of the FTC and DOJ’s Proposed HSR Act Filing Reform on Private Equity Firms

Shephard Mullin M&A

The NPRM would substantially expand both the filing process and substantive antitrust review for Private Equity (“PE”) firms and other investors seeking to clear transactions that trigger the filing requirements of the HSR Act. Associates” of the buyer), thus requiring additional information from private equity funds.

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Who Employs Your Doctor? Increasingly, a Private Equity Firm

NYT M&A

A new study finds that private equity firms own more than half of all specialists in certain U.S. markets.

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Private Equity Is Gutting America — and Getting Away With It

NYT M&A

Private equity firms make loads of money when their schemes succeed and lose very little when they fail.

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Rival Names David McDonald Vice President of Mergers & Acquisitions

Benzinga

McDonald brings a wealth of industry experience to Rival, most recently as director of private equity for Ambassador Enterprises. "His values and dedication to reshaping the built world align perfectly with ours, and we are thrilled for him to join the team."

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Serious Medical Errors Rose After Private Equity Firms Bought Hospitals

NYT M&A

A new study shows an increase in the rate of inpatient complications, including infections and falls, though patients were no more likely to die.