Citadel's Ken Griffin sees 'modest' growth, warns on U.S. debt | Pensions & Investments
Who is Ken Griffin? 5 things to know about Citadel CEO who gave Harvard $300M - MarketWatch
Griffin's move to Florida only latest blow to local philanthropy - Chicago Sun-Times
Billionaire Ken Griffin Is Back in Court Fighting Over His Pre-Nup | Vanity Fair
Ken Griffin, Republican megadonor, says GOP ready to "move on" from Trump
Billionaire Ken Griffin moving Citadel hedge fund's corporate office to Miami from Chicago | Miami Herald
Ken Griffin to move Citadel out of Chicago to Miami - Chicago Business Journal
Billionaire Trader Ken Griffin Navigates A Flock Of Black Swans
Billionaire Ken Griffin of Citadel Says Work-From-Home Is Hurting the Nation
See Citadel's Ken Griffin's $450M estate in Palm Beach, near Trump
Billionaire Hedge Funder Ken Griffin Continues to Live His Best Life | Vanity Fair
Citadel's Ken Griffin Loses $50 Million Bet in Billionaire Bout for Illinois Governorship - WSJ
Ken Griffin Sees Modest Growth, Warns on US Debt in Letter to Citadel Investors - Bloomberg
Harvard Donor Ken Griffin Says He Won't Support School Unless Changes Are Made - Bloomberg
Miami's Person Of The Year 2022 Is None Other Than Ken Griffin - Miami Luxury Homes
Billionaire Ken Griffin donates $130 million to Chicago organizations as he leaves for Florida – Chicago Tribune
How billionaire investor Ken Griffin makes and spends his money: he stopped donating to Harvard, but he's splurged on beachfront mega-mansions, Covid-19 relief efforts … and the Republican Party | South China
GOP megadonor: I'm ready to back DeSantis for president in '24 - POLITICO
How Ken Griffin rebuilt Citadel's ramparts
Billionaire Ken Griffin bought a copy of the US Constitution for $43.2m because his son asked him to | The Independent
Ken Griffin's Citadel to return about $7 bln in profit to investors -source | Reuters
Billionaire CEO Ken Griffin donates $50M to UM cancer center | Miami Herald
Hedge Fund Billionaire Ken Griffin, Who Recently Donated $300 Million to Harvard, Says It's Now Full of “Whiny Snowflakes” and His Checkbook Is Closed | Vanity Fair
