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NY Times 01-08-2016, por Jennifer Daniel, Josh Williams, Ben Protess e Danielle Ivory

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/08/02/business/dealbook/this-is-your-life-private-equity.html?smid=fb-share&_r=0 

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You wake up thirsty.

A few years ago, that glass of water might have come from your local government. Today, it could be courtesy of a private equity firm. It may taste the same, but there’s a good chance your bill has gone up.

Private equity firms are essentially savvy bargain hunters. They make money by buying up businesses they consider to be underperforming, looking to maximize profits and eventually sell them off.

These investors have lots of money at their disposal, mainly from rich individuals and pension funds. They also face fewer regulations than banks. Since the 2008 financial crisis, they’ve expanded their horizons and begun shopping for bargains in new places. (..)

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