This content is from: Portfolio Bill Ackman on Universal: “I Was Like the Dog That Grabbed the Bumper and Wouldn’t Let Go,” He Told Investors But after a three-hour presentation earlier today, investors still can’t get behind the latest plans for the SPAC deal. By Michelle Celarier June 23, 2021
This content is from: Culture Stunning Confessions of a Short Seller Anonymous short activist Rota Fortunae profited from put options on Farmland Partners — and now admits the relevant report he authored was riddled with errors. By Michelle Celarier June 22, 2021
This content is from: Culture MindGeek Execs and Owners — Along With Visa and Colbeck Capital—Hit With U.S. Lawsuit The lawsuit claims “MindGeek is a classic criminal enterprise run, according to those who know it best, ‘just like the Sopranos.’” By Michelle Celarier June 17, 2021
This content is from: Culture Bill Ackman Sent a Text to the CEO of Mastercard. What Happened Next Is a Parable for ESG. A yearlong campaign to hold major companies accountable for online sexual abuse met with little success — until a New York Times article got a hedge fund manager involved. By Michelle Celarier June 16, 2021
This content is from: Portfolio Hindenburg Research Shorts One of the Biggest SPAC Winners: DraftKings In his fifth SPAC short report, Nathan Anderson alleges that the gambling site has dealings in black-market gaming, money laundering and organized crime. By Michelle Celarier June 15, 2021
This content is from: Portfolio Atom Investors’ Equity Book Shrinks 40 Percentin the First Quarter Atom—known for investing in long-short and short-biased hedge funds — attributed the decline to its transition to separately managed accounts. By Michelle Celarier June 11, 2021
