The Triumph of Blackstone the Private Equity Giant Has Soared By Obsessing About Danger - and By Becoming More Than A One - Man Show  

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Benner, Katie

Jenis: Article from Bulletin/Magazine
Dalam koleksi: Fortune vol. 164 no. 10 (Dec. 2011), page 116-122.
Topik: Investment; Blackstone; Unemployment; Economic Growth; Sub-prime Mortgage

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The last time Blackstone's Steve Schwarzman was featured in the pages of Fortune, it was March 2007, and private equity firms were reveling in their moment of maximum glory. A frenzy of buying and bidding was pushing takeover deals into the tens of billions. Blackstone's founders, Schwarzman and Pete Peterson, already zillionaires, had taken home hundreds of millions more as the firm held a richly priced initial public offering. The $3 million party that Schwarzman threw for himself on his 60th birthday earned him notoriety as a tuxedo-wearing symbol of excess. This magazine crowned him "The New King of Wall Street."

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