A judge handed billionaire hedge funder John Paulson the upper hand in his breakup with an ex-business partner. An arbitrator determined Fahad Ghaffar owes Paulson approximately $48 million, the New York Post reported. The arbitrator said that Ghaffar engaged in “intentional misconduct and fraud,” leading to his termination by Paulson three years ago. Most of the money owed is related to profits from the Dynamic Payments investment, while the rest is from an investment in a software company and...
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