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- The Running of the Hedgehogs
- Hedge funds are a fad, but they show no evidence of passing—and we are now living in the wildest, most unrestrained financial moment in recent history.
- The Smartest, the Meanest, the Best
- Ranking the who's who of the hedge-fund elite.
- The Significant Others
- Who gets to marry a billionaire and where these wives come from.
- Why Fees Won't Come Down
- Competition, as any economics student will tell you, brings down prices. It works for computers, cell phones, and cars. So why not for hedge funds?
- Long-Short Story Short
- Alfred Winslow Jones invented what he called a “hedged fund.” The name’s been bastardized, and so has just about everything else about it.
- City for Sale
- For almost everything in New York, hedge-funders are the high bidders. And if you’ve got something to sell, what a wonderful thing that is.
- The Kingdom of Hedgistan
- Why hedge funds cluster in the world's most expensive habitats.
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