Semafor • Dec 10, 2025
Private equity outstrips public markets, Carlyle execs say
US mom-and-pop investors will be able to access private equity funds “in the next year or two,” Carlyle's chairman said at Abu Dhabi Finance Week.
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Semafor • Dec 10, 2025
SpaceX eyes $1 trillion IPO: Report
The Elon Musk-led company was the first to successfully re-use rockets, bringing the cost of space travel down by around 90%.
Semafor • Dec 10, 2025
France’s unpopular pension reform delayed until 2027
The battle over French pensions has forced three prime ministerial resignations this year.
Semafor • Dec 10, 2025
IMF revises China growth forecast
China’s consumer inflation rose more than expected in November, hitting its highest level in 21 months and easing deflationary worries.
Semafor • Dec 10, 2025
Leadership shake-up looms over the Fed
Analysts are concerned that if the central bank falls under the political sway of the White House, it could ease monetary policy unnecessarily.
Semafor • Dec 10, 2025
EU seeks to unlock $250B in frozen Russian assets
European Council President António Costa said the EU was very close to agreeing a deal that would finance Ukraine for two years.
Semafor • Dec 10, 2025
Senator has ‘grave doubts’ about Netflix-WBD deal
Sen. Mike Lee, who sits on the Senate Judiciary Committee, said he wouldn't be surprised if it gets "thwarted."
Semafor • Dec 9, 2025
India's IPO boom outshines market lull
Companies are bullish in part because there’s room for growth in the country’s retail investing sector.
Semafor • Dec 9, 2025
Investors warm to Paramount’s bid for Warner Bros.
David Ellison and his team impressed Warner Bros. investors with their pitch — and their price tag.
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Mamdani Announces New Settlement Securing Backpay for Delivery Workers
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