The UK’s Reform of Limited Partnership Law: Dead on Arrival (II)
Commentary on the inadequacy of the UK’s proposed Limited Partnership Reforms
Read more...Commentary on the inadequacy of the UK’s proposed Limited Partnership Reforms
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Read more...Putting CalPERS under the hot lights for its questionable private equity plans.
Read more...Senators Warren, Sanders, Blumenthal, and Durbin, has asked the DHS IG to expand an investigation into misallocation of funds budgeted for repair of hurricane-damaged homes and profit-skimming in Puerto Rico
Read more...A clinical look at Uber’s economics and prospects.
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Read more...CalPERS looks not just reckless but also foolish as it keeps rejiggering a dubious private equity scheme that it presented as ready to go months ago.
Read more...The National Association of Business Political Action Committees (NABPAC), which lobbies on behalf of PACs, believes the problem with America’s system of campaign finance is there’s not enough money in politics.
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Read more...Yet another reason to be leery of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
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Read more...Quelle surprise: pay to play in Security Council votes.
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