The pair are not household names in finance but have built a reputation for themselves as perhaps the most "Apolloesque" dealmakers at Leon Black's shop.
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Meet the 2 executives promoted to lead Apollo's $77 billion private equity business, as PE firms hand power to a younger generation of leaders

Meet the 2 executives promoted to lead Apollo's $77 billion private equity business, as PE firms hand power to a younger generation of leaders

Casey Sullivan | The pair are not household names in finance but have built a reputation for themselves as perhaps the most "Apolloesque" dealmakers at Leon Black's shop.

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Citi's credit-card attack plan is going so well the bank is rolling it out with its retail partners — and new branches could be on the horizon as well

Citi's credit-card attack plan is going so well the bank is rolling it out with its retail partners — and new branches could be on the horizon as well

Alex Morrell | Citi has also been targeting its 28 million credit-card customers to grow its retail bank, adding $2 billion in digital deposits during the quarter.

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Landlords want to bulk up their office amenities, and a rush of startups are selling them tech to do it

Landlords want to bulk up their office amenities, and a rush of startups are selling them tech to do it

Alex Nicoll | Amenities have become a battleground for keeping tenants happy, and tech helps landlords manage services and sell things like food and fitness to workers.

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Wells Fargo is seeing more adviser retirements after an 'enthusiastic' response to its next-gen handover payouts

Wells Fargo is seeing more adviser retirements after an 'enthusiastic' response to its next-gen handover payouts

Rebecca Ungarino | The wealth industry is facing a retirement cliff, and Wells Fargo Advisors leaned into client handovers when it added succession incentives in April.

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Venture funds have poured $24.6 billion into proptech so far this year — and there's likely more to come

Venture funds have poured $24.6 billion into proptech so far this year — and there's likely more to come

Alex Nicoll | Next year will be when winners start to stand out from the herd, according to a new report from EY and CREtech.

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Investors are paying record amounts for stable high-growth companies. Here are 12 sleeper stocks Goldman says can deliver growth at budget prices.

Investors are paying record amounts for stable high-growth companies. Here are 12 sleeper stocks Goldman says can deliver growth at budget prices.

Marley Jay | Goldman Sachs says companies with steady earnings growth are more expensive than ever but that it's still possible to find a few at discount prices.

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Investors just bet $2.4 billion that your gut is the next frontier for the hottest part of healthcare

Investors just bet $2.4 billion that your gut is the next frontier for the hottest part of healthcare

Erin Brodwin | Despite uBiome's demise, investors and entrepreneurs see the microbiome as a lucrative opportunity. Here's how the companies they're betting on plan to succeed.

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Here's the investor deck that Jim Heckman is using to explain how he'll grow Sports Illustrated

Here's the investor deck that Jim Heckman is using to explain how he'll grow Sports Illustrated

Lucia Moses | Maven is targeting $160 million in revenue in 2020, and it just raised $20 million to help get there.

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Inside the 'awkward,' 'tense,' and 'heated' private meeting between Elon Musk and Texans whom SpaceX is trying to buy out to fully realize its vision to reach Mars

Inside the 'awkward,' 'tense,' and 'heated' private meeting between Elon Musk and Texans whom SpaceX is trying to buy out to fully realize its vision to reach Mars

Dave Mosher | A man who lives in Boca Chica, Texas, said he told Musk SpaceX's buyout offer was "unconscionable" to people who hoped to retire in the secluded area.

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America’s largest health insurer is going toe-to-toe with a growing number of venture-backed companies with billions in their war chests. Here’s how UnitedHealthcare plans to beat the disruptors.

America’s largest health insurer is going toe-to-toe with a growing number of venture-backed companies with billions in their war chests. Here’s how UnitedHealthcare plans to beat the disruptors.

Lydia Ramsey | UnitedHealth is using its size, its networks of doctors and hospitals, and improved benefits to keep ahead of rivals, a top exec told us.

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