Billionaire hedge fund manager Ken Griffin said Amazon's decision to pull out of New York City 'dramatically' reduced his interest in moving Citadel's headquarters, according to a Bloomberg report.
Billionaire hedge fund manager Ken Griffin said Amazon's decision to pull out of New York City is"heartbreaking," and the political climate"dramatically" reduced his interest in moving the headquarters of his financial firm to the city, according to a Bloomberg report.
Griffin told Bloomberg after the broadcast interview that Amazon's decision has been"a huge backtrack" in the company's internal planning and the political environment in New York has"dramatically" damped his interest in moving. The billionaire investor said he has been debating making New York his primary home and moving Citadel from Chicago after buying a $238 million penthouse overlooking Central Park, the most expensive home ever sold in the U.S.
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