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Fundraising was particularly strong, with $5 billion in new capital raised, and we generated $4 billion in realized proceeds ... We continue to invest in Carlyle's growing operational capabilities, notably the build-out of our international energy team, the launch of our new business development corporation, and an expanded retail strategy.
I think it's important to tell people the good and the bad of American history, not only the things that we might like to hear
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Kennedy Honors process overhauled
After a long and, at times, contentious debate over whether the annual Kennedy Center Honors sufficiently pays tribute to Latino artists, the center announced a new selection process Thursday. David Rubenstein, chairman of the John F. Kennedy Center for from The Politico Read more »
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Carlyle's David Rubenstein plots top 10 seismic shifts in private equity
A digest of important news from sources selected by our local editors. Delivered weekday mornings. Bryant Ruiz Switzky covers banking, finance and corporate accountability. The Carlyle Group co-founder and co-CEO David Rubenstein talks about the 10 bigge from Washington Business Journal Read more »
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The Carlyle Group Releases Latest in Audio Podcast Series
Co-CEO David Rubenstein Discusses Changes to the Private Equity Industry Following the Great Recession WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Global alternative asset manager The Carlyle Group (Nasdaq: CG ) , today released the latest in its ValuCast audio podcas from Motley Fool Read more »
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BRIEF-Carlyle's AlpInvest has $4.6 bln secondaries fund
May 9 (Reuters) - Carlyle Group LP on earnings call with analysts: * Co-CEO David Rubenstein says is highly confident North American buyout fund will reach $10 billion target this year * Rubenstein says latest European buyout fund will have first close l from Reuters Mobile Read more »
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More Bad News About the Washington Post’s Profits
Washington Post publisher Katharine Weymouth offered a broad view of her newspaper’s fortunes at Thursday’s lunch at DC’s Economic Club. “We never got paid for the news,” she said to David Rubenstein, club president and moderator of an after-lunch discus from The Washingtonian Read more »
