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nts.com « Seea sample reprint in PDF format. « Order a reprint of this article now MARKETS U.S. Private-Equity Tax Change Doubtful This Year, Says Carlyle Co-Founder Suggested Reform Could Increase Taxes on Private-Equity Profits By MIKE SPECTOR Feb. 26, 2014 5:06 a.m. ET BERLIN— Carlyle Group LP co-

der Suggested Reform Could Increase Taxes on Private-Equity Profits By MIKE SPECTOR Feb. 26, 2014 5:06 a.m. ET BERLIN— Carlyle Group LP co-founder David Rubenstein said U.S. lawmakers are "unlikely" to take up legislation this year that could potentially increase taxes on deal profits reaped by private-equity ma

lopment and raised a $500 million fund to make Middle East investments in 2009, said they were suspending some of their investment plans in Egypt. A Carlyle co- founder, David Rubenstein, warned in a speech last month that while his firm was not rushing for the exits, "today isn't the day to do an invest

$500 million fund to make Middle East investments in 2009, said they were suspending some of their investment plans in Egypt. A Carlyle co- founder, David Rubenstein, warned in a speech last month that while his firm was not rushing for the exits, "today isn't the day to do an investment in Egypt." He added that

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r funds. As money is scarce, the ball has landed in the investors' court and this special arrangement is yet another sign of this. Carlyle founder David Rubenstein believes that large-scale potential limited partners have enough capital behind them to command even more power. He is quoted as saying, "The era of