Their "EXCLUSIVE" Bain documents can be read here. Fortune's Dan Primack calls them "worthless":
I saw many of the exact same documents months ago, after requesting them from a Bain Capital investor. What I quickly learned was that there was little of interest, except perhaps for private equity geeks who want to know exactly how much Bain paid for a particular company back in 2006. Sure I would have loved the pageviews, but not at the expense of tricking readers into clicking on something of so little value.
Joe Weisenthal likewise believes that the document dump reveals no real surprises. But Alex Seitz-Wald homes in on one discovery:
[O]ne immediate revelation is that Sankaty fund, based in Delaware for tax purposes, lent over $3 million to Las Vegas Sands, the casino company owned by Adelson. The fund made two loans of $2.4 million and $600,000 in 2009 to the Sands. Romney’s IRA held between $250,000 and $500,000 in the partnership, and made $50,000 and $100,000 from it in 2011. Adelson has become the largest donor to the Republican Party and conservative outside groups, dropping at least $70 million.
Gawker's John Cook also unearths some new details on Romney's IRA, which we have covered here and here. In a post earlier this month, tax expert Lee A. Sheppard broke down in fine detail the tax implications and legality of Romney's finances (those that have been made public at least).
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