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'We are extremely disappointed by the court’s decision, but remain hopeful that our client will ultimately prevail,' Phillips’ lawyers said in a statement.

Eisler Capital is hiring. It is also saying goodbye to people it's already got.

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In this piece, we will take a look at a billion dollar fund's bets on U.S. stocks.