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...groups' business. In four years, Blackstone's investments in Europe have jumped from about 10% to 30% to 40% of its total business, and the firm has opened offices in London, Hamburg and Paris. "It has become quite a significant part of our business," says Stephen Schwarzman, Blackstone's CEO and one of its co-founders. "It's a moment of structural change in Europe." The American moneymen last year were involved in about one-third of all European buyouts, doing deals worth more than $25 billion. That's triple the amount in 2001 (see chart). And there...
...beefing up its mergers-and-acquisitions practice and adding new businesses--it will need the guiding hand of a manager like James. Some believe that James, whose average-guy nickname, Tony, fits his amiable demeanor, is next in line for the CEO job, though current CEO and president Stephen Schwarzman, who co-founded the firm, is just four years James' senior. For now at least, Schwarzman's office has kept its walls. --By Barbara Kiviat/New York
...hundred and twenty-eight pound Ted Schoenberg made it unanimous by pinning Warren Schwarzman twice in seven minutes in the next bout. Ted used a reverse body lock the first time, and did it again with a three-quarters nelson...