Finding love the second time around
Not so long ago, private-equity firms seemed to have the road to riches well mapped out. Funds were returning multiples of money to investors virtually overnight. Every bet on a new technology was a winning one, with returns of up to 78% within six months being touted. Buy-out firms, meanwhile, were acquiring companies, making superficial changes and realizing massive gains by floating or selling them off to a trade buyer a year later.
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