Billionaire hedge fund manager Ken Griffin is seeking to sell a penthouse he owns at Zaha Hadid-designed One Thousand Museum.
Ken Griffin's Citadel Securities is making moves in the cryptocurrency space as the Trump administration embraces the digital assets. Citadel Securities plans to offer cryptocurrency trading services.
The identity of the buyer was unclear at the time, but the Wall Street Journal reported it was Citadel founder Ken Griffin who plunked down $45 million for the home at 740 Park Avenue.
Ken Griffin wants visitors to the offices of his $63 billion hedge-fund firm, Citadel, to have no doubt about its standing ...
The clock starts ticking Monday to win city approval for Midtown’s most ambitious development project — a 1.8 million ...
This week's banking & finance news. Citadel founder and CEO Ken Griffin lauded Elon Musk for leading president Donald Trump's Department of Government Efficiency initiative. When asked about Musk ...
The billionaire Citadel founder Ken Griffin is one of the biggest donors to the Republican Party but has some worries about the effect of policies the Trump administration has promised.