Private equity's takeover of thousands of healthcare businesses has sparked a backlash among physicians, and many are joining new coalitions to oppose these investments. Doctors have raised concerns about the profit-driven motivations of private equity firms, which they fear could compromise patient care and lead to prioritizing financial gains over medical outcomes.
The private equity firm Apollo Global Management Inc. is reportedly planning to make a multibillion-dollar investment in Intel Corp., marking a significant move in the tech industry. This investment highlights the growing trend of private equity firms diversifying their portfolios beyond traditional industries like healthcare and finance.
NFL owners voted to change the league's ownership structure Tuesday, allowing private equity firms to purchase up to 10% of a franchise for the first time. This decision has sparked discussions within the sports industry about the implications of private equity involvement in professional sports teams.
RedBird Capital's Gerry Cardinale criticized his rivals, stating that the private equity sector has been "bad for the ecosystem." This comment reflects ongoing debates within the financial world about the impact of private equity investments on various sectors and the economy at large.
NFL owners are planning to vote on a proposal that would allow private equity firms to take a maximum 10% stake in teams. This potential change in ownership structure has raised questions about the future of professional sports and the role of private equity in shaping the industry.
NFL owners have voted in approval of a measure to allow private equity funds to buy stakes in teams. Judy Battista explains why this change is significant and how it could reshape the landscape of professional sports ownership.
The NFL is the last major sports league to allow private equity investment, as rising valuations make it harder for individual owners to buy in. This move reflects the shifting dynamics of sports ownership and the increasing influence of private equity in the industry.
The National Football League has approved sweeping changes to its ownership policies, allowing the private equity industry to invest in teams. This decision marks a significant shift in the sports world and raises questions about the future of team ownership and financial control.
