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The divorce trial of John Overdeck, founder of Two Sigma, and his estranged wife Laura Overdeck has begun in New Jersey, with Laura seeking $6.2 billion from John. The case centers on whether John's stake in the hedge fund is a marital asset, as John argues for a significantly lower settlement. The trial has revealed personal disputes and accusations between the couple.
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The divorce trial of John Overdeck, founder of Two Sigma, and his estranged wife Laura Overdeck has begun in New Jersey, with Laura seeking $6.2 billion from John. The case centers on whether John's stake in the hedge fund is a marital asset, as John argues for a significantly lower settlement. The trial has revealed personal disputes and accusations between the couple.
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