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Elliott Management Corp., the $21.8 billion hedge-fund firm founded by Paul Singer, said gold, a money-losing position for the firm this year, remains the best store of value in an uncertain global economy.
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Billionaire Paul Singer has denied he owns credit-default swaps that would allow him to profit if Argentina shirks a court order requiring it pay him in full and halts payments. That hasn’t stopped Argentina from repeating the claim as its bond risk soars to the highest in the world.
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Billionaire hedge-fund manager Paul Singer is roiling Argentina’s bondholders as he steps up pressure on the nation to repay holdout creditors from its $95 billion default in 2001.
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Nomura Holdings Inc., Japan’s biggest brokerage, hired top-rated Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. analyst Michael Nathanson as head of U.S. media and telecommunications equity research, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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Citigroup Inc. proprietary trader Jay Glasser quit to join Nomura Holdings Inc. , Japan’s biggest brokerage, as U.S. lawmakers pressure domestic banks to stop speculating with their own capital.
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Hess Corp. will sell its fuel storage terminal network and exit the refining business as billionaire Paul Singer’s Elliott Associates LP fund said it may buy more than $800 million in shares and seek board seats.
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Argentina’s victories against billionaire Paul Singer in courts from Manhattan to Hamburg are propelling the nation’s bonds to the biggest return in emerging markets.
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Elliott Management Corp., the activist investor that pushed Novell Inc. to sell itself in 2010, has amassed more than an 11 percent stake in Emulex Corp., a provider of converged networking solutions for data centers.
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For all the embarrassment billionaire Paul Singer caused Argentina by seizing one of its navy ships, the biggest triumph in a decade-long dispute brings him just 1 percent closer to recouping his $1.6 billion claim.
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Massachusetts’s top financial watchdog fined Citigroup Inc. $2 million after a junior analyst improperly disclosed confidential information before Facebook Inc.’s initial public offering.
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