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After two decades spent mostly at the top of his field, an investing legend has called it quits. On March 1, 87-year-old Martin Whitman stepped down from the $3.4 billion Third Avenue Value fund after more than 20 years at the helm. He ...
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Oaktree Capital Group is looking for its planned IPO to raise $595.2 million, it said in a filing Friday. The deal would deliver millions to the founders of the company, though they aren't selling shares into the offering.
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By David Benoit Oaktree Capital Group is looking for its planned IPO to raise $595.2 million, it said in a filing Friday. The deal would deliver millions to the founders of the company, though they aren't selling shares into the ...
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