Sources indicate that OpenAI is actively courting private equity firms to invest in its new enterprise artificial intelligence venture, signaling a strategic move to expand its business offerings.

The large private equity firms, KKR, Apollo, Blackstone or UBS, are plummeting on the stock market (30% in a month) with falls of 150 billion dollars amid fears of a stampede of...

An analysis indicates that concerns surrounding artificial intelligence are dampening private equity firms' interest as they evaluate potential deals for data companies.

Private equity firms like Apollo were oversold in the last full week of February, while Dell Technologies was one of the most overbought stocks, per LSEG data.

The private equity market is experiencing a logjam, with the value of companies held in buyout funds increasing by 3% to $3.8 trillion in 2025, as smaller firms find it difficult to exit their investments.

Private equity firms are looking for ways to reduce the cost of the Electronic Arts buyout by invoking a 'defeasance' clause in the bond documentation.

Private equity firms Blackstone, EQT, and CVC have submitted offers for a Volkswagen unit that specializes in shipping engines and heat pumps, valued at €5bn to €6bn.

Influential asset managers in private credit are seeking collaboration amidst a competitive culture, while private equity firms explore new strategies like continuation vehicles to manage assets.

OpenAI is reportedly courting private equity firms to join its new enterprise AI venture, according to sources familiar with the matter.

AI company Anthropic is reportedly in discussions with private equity firms Blackstone and Hellman & Friedman to establish a new joint venture focused on AI consulting services, signaling a strategic expansion into the enterprise AI market.

Concerns surrounding artificial intelligence are influencing private equity firms' interest in data company deals, potentially tempering investment activity.

Senate Democrats are set to introduce legislation aimed at restricting private equity firms and large investors from owning single-family homes, a move that echoes some affordability ideas previously discussed.

Private equity owners have significantly cut the valuation of Swiss watchmaker Breitling, following a faltering performance since a majority stake was sold in 2023.

Private equity firms Blackstone, EQT, and CVC are reportedly among the bidders vying to acquire Volkswagen's Everllence unit.

Private equity firms are increasingly investing in 401(k) retirement plans, raising questions about their impact on retirement savings.

Global private equity firms are reportedly showing significant interest in the Indian Premier League (IPL) cricket league.

Latest effort involves paying off fines worth hundreds of millions of pounds as part of bid to stave off financial collapse Business live – latest updates Thames Water’s lenders have put forward a £10bn rescue plan that would involve paying off the troubled water company’s hundreds of millions of pounds-worth of fines for leaks and pollution, as part of an effort to stave off financial collapse. A group of private equity firms and investment groups said they would inject about £3.35bn of ca...

Vistry, a company, has reportedly turned to private equity firms to facilitate discounted bulk sales of its properties.

Concerns surrounding artificial intelligence are reportedly dampening interest among private equity firms as they consider deals involving data companies.

A report highlights the increasing trend of private equity firms acquiring small businesses across America, challenging their often-negative reputation.

Private equity firms are increasingly eyeing 401(k) funds and their associated service providers as a new target for investment and acquisition.

Private equity firms are now focusing on clean energy investments following a significant decline in the sector in 2025.

Private equity firms Blackstone, EQT, and CVC have submitted offers to acquire Volkswagen's Everllence, as reported by the Financial Times.

Private equity firms are increasingly utilizing continuation vehicles as a strategic playbook to manage and divest assets, particularly those considered 'zombie' investments.