Hedge funds in Asia are adopting Citadel's fee model to attract top traders. Stablecoin USDC's decline makes Circle's proposed IPO challenging. SpaceX discusses spinning off Starlink via IPO. US-based financier shuts Ethiopian unit due to forex rules. Druckenmiller and Soros reduce stakes in Nvidia. Billionaire Michael Hintze sells CQS to Manulife. US producer prices decline due to gasoline. Tencent's profit beats estimates. Oil market faces options risk. Ottawa extends deadline for underused housing tax. Women less likely to request a raise or negotiate salary. Many Canadians financially struggling. Canadian tech workers earn less than US counterparts.
Hedge funds in Asia are adopting Citadel 's fee model in order to attract top traders. The model, which is based on performance fees rather than management fees, has been successful for Citadel and other hedge funds in the US. Stablecoin USDC 's decline in value is making Circle 's proposed IPO a difficult sell. SpaceX is considering spinning off its Starlink satellite internet business through an IPO in 2024. US-based financier shuts down Ethiopian unit due to forex rules .
Druckenmiller and Soros reduce their stakes in Nvidia after a surge in share prices. Billionaire Michael Hintze sells CQS to Manulife and plans to start a new firm. US producer prices experience the largest decline since April 2020 due to gasoline prices. Tencent's profit beats estimates despite China's economic downturn. The oil market faces a 21-million-barrel options risk if WTI reaches $80. Ottawa extends the deadline for underused housing tax. Surveys show that women are less likely than men to request a raise or negotiate their salary. Many Canadians are financially struggling and close to being broke. Canadian tech workers earn 46% less than their US counterparts
Hedge Funds Citadel Fee Model Asia Traders Stablecoin USDC Circle IPO Spacex Starlink Ethiopian Unit Forex Rules Druckenmiller Soros Nvidia Michael Hintze CQS Manulife US Producer Prices Tencent Oil Market Ottawa Underused Housing Tax Women Salary Negotiation Canadians Tech Workers
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