Billionaire David Rubenstein told us why he paid $1.7 billion for a baseball team, and shared his 2 biggest investing mistakes
Billionaire David Rubenstein discusses his acquisition of the Baltimore Orioles and reflects on his career, including missing early investment opportunities in Amazon and Facebook. He advises caution regarding the current AI investment boom.
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Insights from major private equity figures provide context on market sentiment and the evolution of sports team ownership as an asset class.
David Rubenstein is the principal owner of the Baltimore Orioles. Chris Bernacchi/Diamond Images via Getty Images David Rubenstein spoke to Business Insider about buying a sports team and his two big misses. He said the AI boom may still have steam, and selling in a crash can be a massive mistake. The private equity billionaire and author published a new book, "Inside the Owner's Box," this week. David Rubenstein explained why he bought a baseball team, missed out on Amazon and Facebook, and would be careful betting on or against the AI boom. The billionaire cofounder of Carlyle Group , one of the world's biggest private equity firms, spoke to Business Insider ahead of the release of his new book "Inside the Owner's Box: Conversations on Power and Leadership in Sports."
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