Athlete Empire: How Steve Young Launched a $50 Billion Second Act NFL legend Steve Young is now a force in the world of private equity, heading up a firm with $7 billion in assets. He's intent on writing a new playbook, both for former athletes and the PE industry.
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Quicktake: Business The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank set off a maelstrom of panic, blame, good intentions and greed, followed finally by salvation for depositors. But how did this historic collapse even happen? Plus, explore the last days of Credit Suisse, as executives, lawmakers and powerbrokers scrambled to prevent a new financial crisis.
Subscriber OnlyOpinionHeather Cox RichardsonHow Republicans Once Championed the Federal Income TaxByHeather Cox Richardson+FollowApril 4, 2013, 3:35 PM UTCThe government has the right to “demand” 99 percent of a man’s property when the nation needs it.That was the argument made by a Republican congressman in 1862 to introduce a novel idea: the federal income tax.
