Goldman Shuts Down AQR 401(k) Fund
Apr 4 2008 | 1:00am ET
AQR Capital Management just can’t catch a break. The quantitative hedge fund shop, whose funds have been battered by market volatility over the past year, has now suffered the indignity of being deemed not good enough for 401(k) retirement accounts.
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