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2020 forever altered Dallas-Fort Worth’s biggest companies. Here’s who emerged as winners, losers
The pandemic pummeled some industries and benefited others.
The COVID-19 pandemic created winners and losers in 2020 among Dallas-Fort Worth s largest public companies.(Avery Fox/Special Contributor)
For Dallas-Fort Worth’s public companies, there may never be another year like 2020.
With the COVID-19 pandemic disrupting the economy in every way, many of the region’s biggest corporate players shrank, dragged down by a slump in oil prices, a reluctance to fly or the complete shutdown of live events and other entertainment.
It also was the year Exxon Mobil Corp., the region’s perennial king of the hill, fell a notch in
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Apollo Fundraising Unfazed While Profit Jumps Amid Black’s Exit
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Leon Black in the first quarter as the firm’s private equity portfolio helped set a profit record.
FILE: Leon Black, chairman and chief executive officer of Apollo Global Management LLC, at the Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills, California, U.S., on Tuesday, May 1, 2018. After months of ugly headlines about his business dealings with notorious sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, Black has stepped down as Apollo Global Management chief executive officer. Insiders, speaking on the condition they not be named, described the drama late Monday after the board revealed that Black had paid a startling $158 million for Epsteins advice. Still, the iconic dealmaker will remain chairman, while his preferred partner replaces him as chief ex