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By Denis McMahon and Rick Carew BEIJING -- China offers unrivaled opportunities for private-equity investment because of its fast-growing economy and the sector's low penetration there, Carlyle Group LP's co-founder and managing director, David... Full Article at Wall Street Journal
"There are trauma-related problems, death of a family member, bad news about a class, other family stresses, boyfriend/girlfriend issues, conflict with a roommate," said Boyll, a 30-year veteran and one of four psychologists on staff. Full Article at Belleville News-Democrat
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, left, is presented with an award by David M. Rubenstein, right, co-founder of the Carlyle Group, after addressing a breakfast meeting of the Economic Club of Washington, Wednesday, April 22, 2009, in Washington. View Photo »
Emerging Asia is the most resilent and most attractive of the emerging markets. They have done reasonably well in the economic downturn
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The Army Medical Command abruptly stopped fielding an electronic dental record application that is part of a larger health record network the Defense Department operates for soldiers, according to internal e-mails provided to Nextgov. Maj. Full Article at NextGov
Private equity firms are shifting their focus to providing the capital to help companies grow, notably in the Gulf, as financing for the headline-grabbing buyouts of recent years dries up. Full Article at The National Newspaper
Protestors are forced off of the stage as they hold up a banner behind National Economic Council Director Lawrence Summers, left, and David Rubenstein President of the Economic Club of Washington, during a question and answer session at the spring lunch... View Photo »
I think owners will be more likely to sell their companies in Asia
John T. Chambers, chief executive of the networking giant Cisco Systems, is keeping the acquisition machine humming. The company's $2.9 billion deal for Starent Networks is the second of roughly that size in October alone. Full Article at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Paste this link into your favorite RSS desktop reader (breakingviews.com) -- Should private equity get a new name? Carlyle's David Rubenstein reckons the leveraged buyout business should rename itself "change capital" or "value-added equity." Full Article at Fortune
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