
Blackstone CEO Stephen Schwarzman warns of excessive exuberance in AI
Blackstone CEO Stephen Schwarzman warns of excessive exuberance in AI even as the firm invests billions in data centers and AI infrastructure.

Blackstone CEO Stephen Schwarzman warns of excessive exuberance in AI even as the firm invests billions in data centers and AI infrastructure.

Blackstone posted $1.98B in Q2 distributable earnings, up 26% year-over-year, driven by AI-linked investments across private equity, credit, and

Blackstone's BCRED private credit fund triggered its 5% redemption cap in Q2 2026 as withdrawals hit 10% of shares. Now, redemption pressure

Blackstone posted $2.4B net income and $68.3B inflows in Q2 2026 as AUM tops $1.3T, with digital infrastructure bets signaling crypto-adjacent

Blackstone has agreed to invest in Futronic, a South Korean actuator maker, in a deal valued at around $676 million, targeting the robotics and automation

Ode's launch signifies a shift towards democratizing AI access for mid-sized firms, potentially accelerating AI adoption across diverse industries.

The collaboration signals a growing trend of integrating AI into business operations, potentially boosting market confidence and valuations.

Ode's launch signifies a strategic pivot towards AI integration in enterprises, potentially boosting Anthropic's market valuation significantly.

Blackstone's massive investment in AI data centers underscores the escalating global race to build AI infrastructure, impacting tech and finance sectors.