Hedge Fund Elliott Management has stopped its legal action against AR: Absolute Return + Alpha to get the magazine to disclose its source that provided the money manager’s latest quarterly investment letter.
“‘This was a blatant attempt to bully us and it backfired. I hope this is a lesson for those who seek disclosure of confidential information from reporters,’ said Michelle Celarier, editor of AR magazine. ‘While trying to intimidate us into not publishing the story, Elliott did a disservice to itself.’ The petition, which was unprecedented, received widespread press coverage and, as a result, brought attention to the information Elliott sought to keep out of the public eye.
“‘Elliott has a reputation for using its vast resources to exert its power and influence over competitors, adversaries and now evidently financial journalism,’ Celarier wrote in the affidavit that was to be filed on September 2.”
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