Citadel Sues Firm Linked To Alleged Goldman Software Theft
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The arrest of a man accused of stealing Goldman Sachs’ trading software may only be the tip of the iceberg at Teza Technologies, according to Citadel Investment Group.
The Chicago hedge fund giant yesterday sued Teza and its three founders—all former executives at Citadel—alleging they violated their non-compete agreements.
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