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Pershing Square Inc. shares have rallied despite weak fund performance, leaving Bill Ackman’s management company with a lofty valuation.

When the U.S. yield curve flattens and two year and ten year Treasuries both hover near 5%, investors start rethinking how interest rate risk shapes portfolios. That shift can create fresh attention on companies exposed to this news, especially specialists in liability driven and duration hedging mandates. This article walks through three such U.S. stocks from our screener that appear well positioned and explains why their exposure to this backdrop may matter for your next move. The companies...

Blackstone’s (NYSE:BX) longtime head of private equity is set to leave the firm at year-end. Joe Baratta is leaving the firm after 28 years leading the asset manager’s private equity business, Bloomberg reported. Last year, Baratta was placed into a...

Blackstone has seen its share price fall sharply over the past year, and the question now is whether that drop lines up with the returns the business earns on its invested capital. With investors processing new products, real estate challenges and private credit headlines, the key issue is what the current valuation really asks you to believe about how effectively Blackstone can keep compounding its capital base. The stock has declined 29.7% over the past year, which puts the spotlight on...

Earlier this week, Blackstone announced the launch of the Blackstone Private Markets Fund (BXPM), a perpetual vehicle giving eligible non‑U.S. investors simplified, single‑allocation access to its private equity, infrastructure, real estate and credit platforms. BXPM is the first multi‑strategy solution within Blackstone Portfolio Solutions, effectively bundling exposure to businesses overseeing hundreds of billions of dollars across four private‑market asset classes into one product. We’ll...

A number of stocks fell in the afternoon session after investors kept pricing in higher borrowing costs from the Federal Reserve’s recent rate hike and the lasting pressure that tighter policy puts on private-market dealmaking and exits. According to Morningstar, elevated policy rates create headwinds for private equity firms by lifting floating-rate interest expense and worsening exit bottlenecks. More expensive leverage can slow deal activity and make portfolio-company sales harder to complete

NEW YORK, September 24, 2026--Blackstone (NYSE: BX) today announced the launch of Blackstone Private Markets Fund (BXPM), a new, perpetual flagship strategy providing simplified access to Blackstone’s private markets platform in a single allocation. The strategy has access to:

U.S. apartment landlords face more than $1.8 trillion in debt coming due over the next decade as borrowing costs rise.About $757 billion of those loans are maturing from 2026 through 2028, including nearly $300 billion this year and another $223...

Blackstone is arranging a secondary sale for investors in an $11B real estate fund as redemption pressure tests open-ended vehicles.

Your screener shows Blackstone yielding over 4%, but the actual check that lands in your account follows a completely different logic than that number suggests, and confusing the two has burned plenty of income investors.

Blackstone (BX) is back in focus after reports that Brookfield Corporation is in advanced talks to buy PGP Glass for about $1.3b to $1.5b, a deal that could potentially give Blackstone a full exit from the investment. Recent price action shows that momentum around Blackstone has cooled. The stock is down 13.87% based on the 30-day share price return, and year to date the share price return has declined 21.31%. The 1-year total shareholder return is down 30.70%, compared with a 23.64% total...

GFL shares surged 8% in pre-open trading Thursday, with CEO Patrick Dovigi stating explicitly that the company is open to a deal above the current market price.

A syndicate of major banks has arranged $22 billion in debt to fund specialized AI processors for Blackstone and Alphabet’s joint venture named Crux AI.

While the S&P 500 (^GSPC) includes industry leaders, not every stock in the index is a winner. Some companies are past their prime, weighed down by poor execution, weak financials, or structural headwinds.