Deutsche Börse Bid For ISE Rouses Hedge Fund Ire
May 10 2007 | 8:33am ET
New leadership, new acquisition target, same old response from hedge funds: Such is the unfortunate position of Deutsche Börse, which earned the ire and enmity of some of its largest shareholders, including the largest, U.S. hedge fund Atticus Capital, with a US$2.8 billion bid for the International Securities Exchange.
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