Jane Street suffers $15bn hit after meltdown at Situational Awareness
📍 How it ended
{ "epilogue": "Jane Street suffered a loss of about $15 billion in July amid an AI stock slump and reported troubles at Situational Awareness. Reports indicated it was the firm's first down month in a decade, though some claims did not align with its record-breaking quarter and fresh investment-grade rating." }
Epilogue added 3h ago, after coverage quieted.
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Jane Street suffers $15bn hit after meltdown at Situational Awareness Financial Times · 36d ago broke it first
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