Macro hedge funds are soaring while quants and stock-pickers tank. Here are the biggest winners and losers.

Global stock markets sank in a turbulent March, but hedge-fund investors may have survived it if they trusted macro managers going into the selloff.

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Macro hedge funds are soaring while quants and stock-pickers tank. Here are the biggest winners and losers. Bradley Saacks | Global stock markets sank in a turbulent March, but hedge-fund investors may have survived it if they trusted macro managers going into the selloff. Read More »

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The CEO of Slack explains how market downturns will make it both easier and harder to hire the top talent it needs: 'It's going to take us a while to figure out what that new reality is like' Paayal Zaveri | Stewart Butterfield said Slack is still grappling with how hire more to support the business, while taking into account the current economic climate. Read More »

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Intel and other chipmakers may skip big layoffs because it might be cheaper to keep headcount high than to hire workers again later when demand returns, analyst says Benjamin Pimentel | Big layoffs may be less likely in the chip industry where companies may fear the "penalty of missing a demand snapback." Read More »

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