Following the farewell of their commander-in-chief, Stanley Druckenmiller, who now gets to play golf and manage a family office, the former members of Team Duquesne have reassembled at the newly formed Point State Capital, with Sean Cullinan serving as CEO and 6 of the old boys taking roles as portfolio managers. Druckenmiller tossed the new shop about $1 billion (without the strings of an ownership stake) and the rest of the money comes from investors in the old fund. [Bloomberg]
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- Use the Bloomberg command
NH BLG_DEALBREAKER <GO>
to access Dealbreaker
LOL at dealbook’s attempt to sound young and “edgy”
http://dealbook.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/11/05/young-wall-street-parties-like-its-2007/
(please do read all the way through.)
wow. that was painful.
that conversation was not illustrative of a neg.
other than that, I have no concerns.
you’re telling me!
-ARS
You can legally be engaged to a dude in NYC? If hotties are an unfortunate byproduct then you have to assume, gay.
I blame the writer. Dealbook, stick to your wheelhouse.
Is Kevin Roose going to be the newest writer on Dealbreaker, in the tradition of Greg Michaels and Kouwe?
I think he might actually be worse than them.
Im incredibly pleased to hear this. This is genuinely pleasant :).