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Private equity firms employ over 13 million people in the US, but concerns are rising about their impact on the companies they own. Recent bankruptcies, including Saks and Eddie Bauer, as well as the collapse of Steward Health Care, highlight the challenges faced by these firms and the communities affected by their business practices.
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Private equity firms employ over 13 million people in the US, but concerns are rising about their impact on the companies they own. Recent bankruptcies, including Saks and Eddie Bauer, as well as the collapse of Steward Health Care, highlight the challenges faced by these firms and the communities affected by their business practices.
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