Glenn Dubin News
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“I’ve seen ’em,” said Paul Tudor Jones of the pythons that eat mammals from rabbits to deer in Everglades National Park.
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Hedge-fund manager Glenn Dubin , manager of about $27 billion in assets at Highbridge Capital Management, said he sees new opportunities in the market for collateralized-debt obligations, securities blamed for some of the biggest losses during the financial crisis.
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Glenn Dubin of Highbridge Capital Management LLC was delayed overseeing homework, said his wife, Dr. Eva Andersson-Dubin, an internist at NBC, as she greeted guests last night to the inaugural Dubin Breast Center benefit.
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“It’s like a reunion,” said John Baldessari, wearing a black vest and shirt.
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Glenn Dubin, chief executive officer of Highbridge Capital Management, said hedge funds have an opportunity to provide credit to companies as banks are forced to scale back lending to meet tighter capital requirements.
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I asked a few of the people I meet on my Scene Last Night rounds to name their favorite Thanksgiving dish. Here’s what they said.
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On a Thursday night in May, Arpad Busson danced atop a white sofa, a cigarette in his hand, as the Pet Shop Boys performed their 1980s hit “West End Girls” at his annual hedge-fund charity gala in London.
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Meryl Streep played Dorothy last night, crooning with scarecrow James Taylor in the opening number of the Rainforest Fund concert at Carnegie Hall.
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Top Hedge Fund Managers Convene for Bloomberg Hedge Funds 2010 Industry Leaders, Including Bill Ackman, Glenn Dubin and Leon Cooperman, To Examine Key Issues for Funds and 2011 Outlook Business Wire NEW YORK -- November 18, 2010 As hedge funds begin to recover, having rallied to a two-year high with a gain of 1.5 percent in October, Bloomberg LINK will bring together the world’s top managers and investors to discuss the state of the industry at Bloomberg Hedge Funds 2010. The Summit, being held on Thursday, December 2, 2010 at The Guggenheim Museum in New York City, will focus on key topics for hedge fund managers and investors as they enter 2011, including sovereign debt, real estate, regulatory reform, foreign exchange, commodities and the emergence of new markets. In particular, panel sessions will look at the impact of the Federal Reserve’s second round of quantitative easing, the effect national deficits
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January Jones, who plays the well- situated but unhappy Betty in “Mad Men,” said she’s a saver, not a spender on the red carpet last night.
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