What’s news around the hedge fund industry for Monday, July 9, 2012:

Around the web

Detecting good and bad hedge fund managers. (Financial Times)

Stark & Roth to cut 59 employees. (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)

Getting serious about giving: Lipper. (Reuters’ Global Investing blog)

100 most influential people in European capital markets. (WSJ’s The Source blog)

Short sellers bet on Glencore to save merger. (The Telegraph)

The fissures are growing for papers: Newspapers are running out of time to adapt to a digital future. (NYT.com)

Magnitsky-linked criminal at debate. (The Telegraph)

Short sellers: Villains or saviors of the market? (Korea Times)

Institutions drive changes in hedge fund sector. (Financial Times)

Counterparty risk attitudes evolve. (IFR)

A time-out for HFT. (Advanced Trading)

English brokerage Capital Group One launches second euro hedge fund. (HedgeFund.net)

LIBORious I: Paul Tucker denies ‘leaning on’ Barclays. (BBC)

LIBORious II: Were building societies hit by LIBOR fixing? (Reuters)

Fortress macro fund gains in June. (Dow Jones Newswires, via MarketWatch)

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