Business Insider – Hedge fund managers spend their time navigating through thick piles of data and analyzing the inner workings of the companies they invest in. Understandably, they like to keep those activities on the down-low, and make every effort to do that.
Unfortunately that’s not always the case. According to The Wall Street Journal’s David Benoit, many hedge fund managers were not aware that their own data providers were essentially tipping everyone off about their intentions.
