Russia's second-largest oil producer Lukoil reached a tentative agreement to sell most of its international assets to U.S. private equity firm Carlyle Group due to Western sanctions. The deal includes oil and gas fields, petrol stations in 20 countries, and refineries in Bulgaria and Romania, but excludes Kazakhstan interests. The agreement is conditional and non-exclusive, with other bidders including Chevron, ExxonMobil, and Quantum Capital Group still in negotiations.

XA Investments launched INTVL-C, a new credit-focused index tracking 58 non-listed closed-end interval and tender offer funds with over $79 billion in assets. The index is designed to provide fair performance comparisons and benchmarking for credit interval funds, marking an industry first for this fund category.

XA Investments announced the launch of INTVL-C, a new sub-index tracking credit interval and tender offer funds, expected in Q1 2026. The index will cover over 50 credit funds from major managers including Cliffwater, CION, Carlyle, PIMCO, and others, providing comprehensive performance benchmarking for the alternative credit fund segment.

Acentra Health was recognized by the Northern Virginia Technology Council (NVTC) as part of their Tech100 list, highlighting the company's innovative technology solutions in healthcare, including AI-enabled platforms and data management systems.

Microsoft's stock experienced volatility after a report about lowered AI sales quotas, which the company denied. The incident highlighted ongoing competitive challenges in the AI market, particularly with Alphabet's recent Gemini model release.

The US Treasury Department authorized potential buyers to negotiate Lukoil's foreign asset sales through December 13, following sanctions imposed last month on Russia's largest oil companies in response to their role in financing the Ukraine war.

Carlyle Group reported Q3 financial results with missed earnings expectations, declining performance revenues, and reduced investment fund values, leading to a stock price drop.

Global investment firm Carlyle announced pricing of $800 million senior notes due in 2035, with the offering expected to close on September 19, 2025, and proceeds to be used for general corporate purposes.

EQT and CPP Investments have agreed to acquire NEOGOV, a HR and compliance software provider for U.S. public sector agencies, from Warburg Pincus and Carlyle, with plans to accelerate growth and expand the company's technological capabilities.

Carlyle Credit Income Fund will release its third quarter 2025 financial results on August 19, hosting a conference call on August 20 to discuss the results. The fund focuses on investing in equity and junior debt tranches of collateralized loan obligations (CLOs).

The article explores three dividend stocks with strong financial performance: Toronto-Dominion Bank, Carlyle Group, and Equitable Holdings, highlighting their growth potential and dividend yields.

Diversified Energy and Carlyle have announced a strategic partnership to invest up to $2 billion in existing proved developed producing (PDP) natural gas and oil assets across the United States. The partnership aims to combine Carlyle's expertise in asset-backed finance with Diversified's operational capabilities to generate reliable production and consistent cash flow.