Death Is Anything but a Dying Business as Private Equity Cashes In
Private equity is buying up funeral homes, enticed by a large industry with reliable income that is still mainly populated by small businesses.
Read more...Private equity is buying up funeral homes, enticed by a large industry with reliable income that is still mainly populated by small businesses.
Read more...Private equity continued to buy up and crapify more medical specialist practices. The latest target is eye care, particularly surgeries.
Read more...How Manchin and Sinema got dirty energy goodies and financier breaks into the Inflation Reduction Act.
Read more...If you are a CalPERS retiree, please be sure to vote in the board election now underway. You deserve to be properly represented.
Read more...Bad enough when private equity hurts customers and communities. Here they stole from employees by defaulting on health insurance
Read more...The Financial Times reports that private equity investors are running for the exits as CalPERS plans to pile on.
Read more...REITs are considered “passive” investors but play a very active role in reshaping whole industries, like hospitals
Read more...A venture capital washout is underway. Pass the popcorn.
Read more...Expect hospice care to go the way of privately-owned nursing homes, now that private equity is geting its claws into the industry.
Read more...The Uber Files showUber’s bad conduct was deliberate, but miss that its poor economics meant Uber engaged in a confidence trick on society.
Read more...CalPERS has just made an openly value-destroying sale of private equity holdings. So who at CalPERS is benefitting from this gift to buyers?
Read more...Yet more reasons why CalPERS needs to kick its private equity bad habit.
Read more...Private equity’s emphasis on profit is “not necessarily great for the patient.”
Read more...Two states, New York and Colorado, recently passed right to repair measures, covering digital electronics equipment and power wheelchairs.
Read more...The big Wall Street defendants in the seemingly never-ending Mayberry v. KKR saga, over charges of breaches of fiduciary duty, fee grifting, and other bad behavior, got a big break due to a remarkably lame error by the presiding judge, Philip Shepherd. His being assigned to the case in 2017 was seen as offering some […]
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