Travel, nuclear physics replace invesment models


NEW YORK (Reuters) - Put away the machines and bring back the humans. Wall Street is setting aside its algorithms and complex models and turning to experts for clues on how to make money in an uncertain world, turned upside down by Japan's disaster and Middle East uprisings.

For at least one fund manager, that meant hiring a pair of nuclear physicists.

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