Same disruption. Four very different panic responses.
Reuters says Silver Lake has spent months in talks over a take-private at more than $50 billion. Six months ago, Workday's answer to the same problem was paying its founder $138.8 million to fix it in public.
Brookfield's release is headlined 15% earnings growth. Consolidated net income fell 33%. Between the two sits $12.5 billion of unrealised carry, of which the firm converted $121 million after selling $40 billion of assets.
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