Private Equity in a 'Darwinian Phase': Which Funds Are Facing Extinction
The private equity sector is entering a 'survival of the fittest' phase, with many smaller funds at risk of extinction due to low returns and difficulty in capital raising.
Democracy: Future Generations Will Suffer Under This Debt – Just Like Under Lack of Climate Protection
The article discusses the long-term impacts of government debt and inadequate climate protection, emphasizing the responsibility of current generations to distribute burdens fairly.
Oil Fund Manager Nicolai Tangen Earned 7.6 Million NOK Last Year
Nicolai Tangen, the manager of Norway's Oil Fund, earned 7.6 million NOK in 2025, a slight increase from the previous year, but still less than his peers heading equity investments.
Green Taxation Can Transform the Preservation of the Bahian Coast into Fiscal Justice
The 'green taxation' initiative in Bahia aims to use environmental preservation as a means to achieve social justice and fiscal equity, addressing urgent ecological challenges.
COVID-19 will just be a cold in less than 10 years: study
A study suggests that COVID-19 could become as mild as a common cold within the next decade, especially in children, though vaccination rates vary dramatically between wealthy and poorer nations.
"12 is the new 5": why the bar is set higher when attracting investments to Argentina
Argentina faces increased expectations and challenges in attracting foreign investment amid a global resurgence in private capital interest.
This is something Donald Trump did not see coming: a shocking video spread – now there has been quite a twist
Flavor Flav invited the U.S. women's Olympic gold-winning hockey team to Las Vegas after they declined President Trump's invitation to a press event.
Smart Mobility and Social Justice: Athens' New Challenge
Athens is increasingly integrating artificial intelligence into urban mobility, raising questions about social equity and the distribution of technological benefits.
Mixed messages about public transport ticket fees indicate elections are coming
The plan to end free travel for children and pensioners on regional lines has sparked outrage and confusion, particularly as conflicting statements from the Prime Minister shift responsibility to officials.
BRB wants to increase capital by R$ 8.8 billion and issue up to 1.67 billion shares to strengthen equity
The Banco de BrasÃlia (BRB) plans to issue up to 1.67 billion shares to raise capital and strengthen its equity, with a minimum target of R$ 529 million and a maximum of R$ 8.86 billion.
Transparency of salaries is coming to companies
The article discusses the introduction of salary transparency in Polish companies, emphasizing a new trend towards openness in wage structures.
Sabrina Maddeaux: Canada didn’t become poorer than Alabama ‘out of nowhere’
The article discusses the controversy surrounding Canada's GDP per capita falling below that of Alabama, prompting debates about economic status versus moral superiority.
Piraeus Bank: Profit of €1.07 billion in 2025
Piraeus Bank announced a strong profit forecast of €1.07 billion for 2025, signaling a 16% return on tangible equity.
Nestlé Nigeria rebounds to positive equity on N1.2tn sales
Nestlé Nigeria has reported a significant turnaround in its financial performance, achieving N1.2 trillion in revenue and a net profit of N105 billion for the year 2025.
What is the national maternity and neonatal investigation and why was it launched?
The UK has launched a national investigation into maternity services to identify and address systemic issues affecting care quality and equity.
ByteDance valuation said to hit record US$550 billion in proposed equity sale
ByteDance's valuation is poised to reach a record US$550 billion through a pending equity sale by General Atlantic.
"Politicians should throw themselves on their knees and apologize": A large sum of money benefits the rich the most
A Danish professor criticizes the government's decision to allocate 15 billion kroner for coastal protection, arguing that taxpayers should not bear the costs for wealthy individuals who profit from building in flood-prone areas.
Trump-nominated judge blocks Abbott’s DEI ban in 3 districts
A U.S. district judge has issued a preliminary injunction preventing the enforcement of key provisions of a Texas law banning diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in three school districts.
Madrid as an education model for the PP
The article discusses the proposed reform of the autonomous financing model in Spain, focusing on its implications for education and equity within the Madrid region.
China’s top court backs legal action against corrupt firms amid equity markets rally
China's Supreme People's Court endorses legal actions against corrupt companies to enhance investor confidence as stock trading resumes after a hiatus.
AI raises concerns over the collapse of software companies... fears of 'bad debt transfer' from private credit funds
Concerns are rising in the U.S. and European markets that software companies may collapse due to AI threats, leading to fears of 'bad debt transfer' within private credit funds associated with these businesses.
Patria zeroes participation in Smart Fit in a R$ 890 million operation
Patria Investimentos has fully divested its stake in the Smart Fit gym chain in a deal worth R$ 890 million.
The candidacy is called The Left and Finnur will be in the sixth position
The Left movement in Iceland, has announced its candidacy for the upcoming city council elections in Reykjavik, led by Sanna Magdalena, with Finnur positioned sixth on the list.
Guardians of a Cause
The article discusses a speech given at the inaugural session of a UN working group focused on the rights and dignity of older persons.
Campus Radicals Newsletter: Teacher who lost job over 2-word post breaks silence, Chicago 'racial segregation'
A Chicago-area teacher speaks out after losing their job due to a social media post, amid controversies surrounding racial segregation and education policies in Illinois.
Federal Character Commission Seeks Improved Funding
The Federal Character Commission in Nigeria is advocating for increased financial support to effectively enforce compliance across Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs).
Crisis Warning: The situation resembles the time before the global financial crisis
Former PIMCO chairman Mohamed El-Erian warns that recent developments in private equity lending are reminiscent of the period leading up to the major financial crisis.
Women's health receives 6% of private investment, says World Economic Forum
A report from the World Economic Forum indicates that women's health receives a mere 6% of total private investment in the health sector over the period from 2020 to 2025.
Queensland's new chief health officer outlines her priorities for public health
Dr. Marianne Gale, Queensland's new chief health officer, emphasizes her commitment to equity and supporting First Nations communities as she outlines her public health priorities.
Oil prices and oil stocks rise – speculation continues about a possible American attack on Iran
Oil prices and stocks rose on the Oslo Stock Exchange due to heightened speculation over a potential American attack on Iran.
Oil prices and oil stocks rise – continued speculation about a possible American attack on Iran
Oil prices and stocks rose in Norway amid escalating tensions in the Middle East and speculation about a possible U.S. military strike on Iran.
Mamdani plan pours millions into ‘racial equity’ offices and six-figure diversity jobs, cuts 5,000 NYPD jobs
Mayor Zohran Mamdani's budget plan includes significant investments in racial equity initiatives and cuts to police funding.
The five best coastal retirement towns in the UK
This article discusses the top five coastal towns in the UK recommended for retirement.
NGX ends rally as market cap drops to N121.55tn
The Nigerian equity market closed lower on Tuesday, marking an end to the recent rally as profit-taking in banking stocks outweighed gains in the consumer goods sector.
Goldman Sachs: Removing the Last DEI Criteria – What Led to the Decision
Goldman Sachs plans to move away from Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies by eliminating specific criteria related to race, gender identity, ethnicity, and sexual orientation in its board member selection process.
It is official: dollars will be deposited into the bank accounts of all people who meet this condition
New regulations following the Social Security Equity Law could lead to dollar deposits for affected citizens in the U.S.
Ban on rallies and demonstrations in DU campus, effective for one month
Delhi University has imposed a ban on assemblies, rallies, and protests in the campus for one month due to concerns over law and order amid recent unrest following the UGC's new equity rules.
Løkke wants to move property tax to the profit from sale but promises to protect existing equity
Lars Løkke Rasmussen proposes shifting property taxation to profits made on sales instead of ongoing residential taxation, while addressing concerns from homeowners about their equity.
ETF Pope on Global Funds: "The Highest Yielding Stock Market is Not America"
Gerd Kommer, renowned for advocating low-cost investing through ETFs, champions global equity funds, arguing that investors should not overlook non-American markets for better returns.
Equity as a Driver of the Country's Development
The article discusses the central role of equity in public policy as a strategic lever for national growth and social cohesion in Italy.
Women rally at National Assembly to fast-track reserved seats bill
Women in Nigeria rallied at the National Assembly to urge lawmakers to expedite the passage of the Women Reserved Seats Bill ahead of the 2027 elections.
Car dealership tycoon ousted from his Kent company in ‘coup’, high court hears
A multimillionaire used-car salesman, Peter Waddell, claims he was ousted from his role as CEO of Big Motoring World following a conspiracy involving business rivals and private equity investors, amid allegations of misconduct.
Illinois district where faculty celebrated Charlie Kirk's death exposed over racial 'segregation' plan
An Illinois school district faced criticism for its equity plan, which includes hiring diverse staff and conducting DEI training, after faculty celebrated the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
Jamie Sarkonak: DEI in universities can be defeated. Just look to Alberta
The article discusses how the University of Alberta is changing its hiring policy to reduce the emphasis on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), reflecting a shift that may signal broader conservative influence in Canadian universities.
Corporate America has decided that DEI needs to DIE
A significant decrease in Fortune 500 companies' public commitments to diversity and inclusion initiatives indicates a broader retreat from such practices in corporate America.
Private Equity: How Jared Kushner Increases His Wealth
Jared Kushner's financial firm capitalizes on global connections made during his time working with Donald Trump, despite being criticized by investment committees.
Cnpr forum: "Equity and development, the role of politics in growth"
The article discusses the importance of social, economic, and environmental equity in promoting national growth and stability.
Lilly Reich (and not Mies) in the Barcelona Pavilion: a masterpiece finds its author
The article discusses how the contributions of architect Lilly Reich to the iconic Barcelona Pavilion, designed for the 1929 International Exposition, have been historically overlooked in favor of her male counterpart Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.
Platinum Turns Gold with Urbaser: How It Achieved 2.5 Billion in Capital Gains in the Largest Private Equity Operation
Platinum Equity has reportedly generated €2.5 billion in capital gains from its sale of Urbaser, marking a significant milestone in private equity operations.
San Francisco residents band together to shut down reparations fund, claiming it’s ‘dividing’ the city
Residents of San Francisco have filed a lawsuit against the city's reparations fund, arguing that it unfairly benefits Black individuals and exacerbates division within the community.