Prev Close | 35.03 |
Day Low/High | 34.40 / 35.50 |
52 Wk Low/High | 15.21 / 37.81 |
Prev Close | 35.03 |
Day Low/High | 34.40 / 35.50 |
52 Wk Low/High | 15.21 / 37.81 |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 354.19B |
Market Cap | 12.41B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Global private equity firms have raised billions of dollars over the last decade to invest in energy and infrastructure projects.
Stocks put in broad gains supported by tax cuts, bonuses, a weaker dollar and more.
Call me a worry wart, but we have to be ready for anything.
Sure tech gets overbought sometimes, but the growth stories are still far superior to domestic consumer goods.
President Trump's pick to replace Janet Yellen as Federal Reserve chief seems investor-friendly.
President Donald Trump nominated Jerome Powell to succeed Janet Yellen as Federal Reserve Chair.
President Trump is expected to nominate a Federal Reserve Chair on Thursday. TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer said he favors Jerome Powell for the job.
Billionaire private equity guru David Rubenstein, co-CEO and co-founder of The Carlyle Group, is always worried about an unforeseen geopolitical event.
Billionaire private equity guru David Rubenstein, co-CEO and co-founder of The Carlyle Group doesn't expect rising interest rates to negatively impact his private equity deals.
Billionaire private equity guru David Rubenstein, co-CEO and co-founder of The Carlyle Group CG said Janet Yellen staying on as Federal Reserve Chair would be good for the markets.
A continuation of Janet Yellen as Federal Reserve Chair would be good for the markets, according to billionaire private equity guru David Rubenstein.
Prices are retesting the breakout area/.
A few gems from Carlyle Group's recent filing.
The sale of 80% of McDonald's operations in China to well-heeled private-equity investors aims for a turnaround and shift to an asset-light mode.
McDonald's is selling its businesses in mainland China and Hong Kong for $2.08 billion to Citic and private-equity firm Carlyle Group .
After coming within one point of 20,000 on Friday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average's march to that critical threshold remained hard to pin down on Monday.
Most traders fail; they'd be better served by buying undervalued assets and holding them for longer periods of time.
Results of the top PE firms show why.
These sectors are full of high-priced, low-growth stocks.
Food and health care companies were among the top stocks chosen in the quarter by the top PE firms.
It's apparently not all doom and gloom in the private-equity realm of stock picking these days.
Names that shareholders should watch are those where PE firms hold big stakes in their companies.
Adopt the private equity mindset by investing in CG when it is cheap.
The firm's latest earnings report is chock full of good advice.