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How Private Equity Consumed the American Dream

Private Equity is a $4.4 trillion global industry — an empire of money, power, and influence operating quietly behind the curtain of the American economy. It has minted more billionaires than oil and technology combined, yet most people couldn’t name a single firm behind it. It’s the apex of high finance — the ultimate goal of every polished MBA, every LinkedIn-obsessed “future founder,” and every business bro who talks in acronyms like LBO, IRR, and EBITDA. But to millions of everyday Americans, Private Equity represents something else entirely: the unexplained reason your childhood toy store is gone… your hospital ER has a wait time of six hours… your rent has doubled… and your dream of owning a home feels more distant than ever. It's not just a business model — it's a quiet force reshaping your world. Because while it operates in boardrooms, Private Equity’s impacts are felt everywhere — in the strip mall that got bulldozed for luxury condos, the nursing home that stopped hiring enough nurses, and the iconic retail chains that collapsed under the weight of invisible debt. So, what do these firms actually do? What gives them so much power? And how did they end up owning — and gutting — such massive swaths of the American economy? This is the story of how Private Equity consumed America. Subscribe:    / @visionomics2633   Source:    • How a private equity firm prioritized prof...      • How private equity helped sink Red Lobster      • Constraints in credit market will create o...      • Watch Citadel's high-speed trading in action      • BlackRock CEO Larry Fink on its recent por...      • Private equity begin snapping up public co...      • Macy's buyout bid: Retailer receives $5.8B...      • Here's how private equity is gutting retail      • Private equity could be a boost to IPOs      • Toys R Us Potentially Filing for Bankruptc...      • Profits Over Patients? Private Equity Firm...   #recession #privateequity #investing