Atticus Down 12.5% In January
Feb 15 2008 | 8:00am ET
Hedge funds had a rough start to the New Year, as volatile global equity markets put a few big-name funds in the red. Among their unfortunate ranks, FINalternatives has learned, is New York-based Atticus Capital, which dropped 12.5% in January.
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