The News Review:
- Industry rebounds in first half after grim 2008
- EMC fine tunes its management software portfolio
- Air Charter Executive Pleads Guilty to Fraud
Industry rebounds in first half after grim 2008
MarketWatch
23%) co-founder Phillippe Jabre were up more than 30% in the first half as convertible arbitrage came roaring back. ther big hedge fund firms including Paulson & Co. Brevan Howard Moore Capital Management Viking Global and Tudor Investment generated solid gains after making money or dodging most of the carnage last year. ther firms weren’t so lucky. Horseman Capital Management’s main fund lost more than 16% in the first half after a strong 2008. Ursus a short selling fund run by Jim Chanos’ Kynikos Associates lost more than 10% through June this year.
EMC fine tunes its management software portfolio
NetworkWorld.com
html –> Comment Print EMC Wednesday introduced the fruit of many acquisitions organic development and integration work with its Ionix IT management software and services portfolio which the vendor says will help customers more easily control next-generation networks. EMC Ionix consists of four. The software and services in each category support automated discovery model-based management ITIL processes integrated workflows automation and root-cause analysis according to EMC.
Air Charter Executive Pleads Guilty to Fraud
Wall Street Journal
Attorney in Newark N. Joseph Singh said during his plea in U. District Court in Newark that he dispatched unqualified or unrested pilots to fly charter customers for Platinum Jet Management LLC. Singh age 37 faces a maximum sentence of five years in prison and a fine and must pay restitution to victims. The Boca Raton Fla.
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