What’s news around the hedge fund industry for Tuesday, Sept. 4, 2012:

Around the web

Dick Clark Productions sold to Guggenheim Group. (DealBook)

What restaurants know about William Ackman, Carl Icahn and you. (NYT.com)

‘Tempting returns’ for investors in European real estate debt. (South China Morning Post)

Allowing hedge fund advertising is a folly. (WSJ.com)

Travelodge landlords vote for rescue deal. (The Telegraph)

BofAML: Hedge funds up 0.17%. (FINalternatives)

Atom Capital Management launches third long/short Japan hedge fund. (FINalternatives)

Clay Capital, imprisoned ex-CIO James Turner settle lawsuit. (FINalternatives)

Schroders readies UCITS global macro bond fund. (FINalternatives) More

Skyline UCITS fund adds 20% in first year. (FINalternatives)

The nine stocks Tiger cubs love. (Benzinga)

‘Arbitratge’ and the rich and troubled bad guy. (NYT.com)

Aurora Investment executives see changing market conditions as opportunity. (Pensions & Investments)

Letters to CFTC pour in from around the world on swaps rules. (Compliance Week)

MF Global creditors still waiting for funds. (ABC - Australia)

In UBS convictions, parallels to the LIBOR investigation. (DealBook)

Inquiry on tax strategy adds to scrutiny of finance firms. (NYT.com)

People moves

Henderson promotes Jenna Barnard, adds to fixed income team. (Citywire)

HSBC adds nine to Asia prime brokerage. (FINalternatives)

Ignis Asset Management hires Mark Julio as portfolio manager. (HedgeFund.net)

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