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...The proposal is to move gradually to a 3 to 5 per cent allocation, which would mean almost $80bn — roughly the equivalent of a TPG, Warburg Pincus or General Atlantic....
...L’Oréal, the world’s largest cosmetics maker, anticipates that supply-chain challenges and pandemic-induced inflationary pressures will fade from mid-year....
...But the likes of Walt Disney, Comcast’s Universal Studios or AT&T’s Warner Bros are in no position to play superheroes....
...What happens further down the P&L is largely a question of capital structure, but it appears most will be either loss-making or make only marginal PBT....
...But just like the throwback hip-hop reference to the mid-oughts, the buyout boys (and yes, they are overwhelmingly men) are teaming up across firm lines to pool the capital needed to scoop up huge assets...
...Revenue was up 19 per cent in the north, nearly 17 per cent in the mid-Atlantic, and up 13 per cent in the south....
...But the Philadelphia Fed’s reading on mid-Atlantic manufacturing activity tumbled to 3.9, indicating very little expansion....
...I also attend to the accounting, making sure moves have been paid for, and checking the P&L account. Then it’s time to sort out some issues with vets, who are this job’s biggest challenge....
...Investors instead took confidence from a dramatic and unpredicted swing in factory activity in the mid-Atlantic region as the Philadelphia Federal Reserve said business activity turned positive for the first...
...Will the institutions we work for or invest in suddenly implode, like Bear Stearns or Enron or Lehman Brothers or Bernard L. Madoff Securities? When will the next crisis hit, and who will it hurt?...
...Only in the retail sector did prices rise, while the Mid-Atlantic was the only region to see significant growth....
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