The Latest Breaking News from Citadel

Ken Griffin's Citadel heavily boosted its holdings in the Magnificent 7 stocks in Q3, as industry experts say high AI investment is vital for the US to stay ahead globally.

"One of the problems with grade inflation in the United States is we're not teaching young Americans what it's like to fall short," the Citadel CEO said.

Citadel Advisors purchased 9.66 million shares of American Resources stock worth $65.7 million (£49.2 million), at an average price of $6.81 per share.

Kenneth Griffin's Citadel joined a growing list of corporations aggressively growing their exposure to the cryptocurrency industry.

At the JPMorgan Robin Hood Investors Conference on Wednesday, billionaire Ken Griffin poured cold water on Wall Street's latest obsession. While everyone else is racing to plug generative AI into their models, Griffin, Bloomberg reports, says the tech hasn't done much for hedge funds where it matters most — beating…

Ken Griffin says rising crime and taxes forced Citadel to move its headquarters from Chicago to Miami.

Billionaire investor and Citadel CEO Ken Griffin is pumping the brakes on the rampant enthusiasm for artificial intelligence (AI), warning that its true economic impact may be decades away while simultaneously sounding the alarm on immediate economic threats, including high inflation and a historically weak U.S. dollar.

Financial analyst Gordon Johnson issued a stark warning on X, accusing the Federal Reserve of “grossly negligent” behavior in failing to curb inflation. He said rising costs are pushing Americans to the brink, stating that people “can no longer afford life” — a situation he warns could lead to social…

Ken Griffin said investors want to make the most of the rally in American equities but are hedging their spoils out of U.S. sovereign risk.

Ken Griffin's Citadel Advisors purchased over 18 million shares of an AI company and a quantum computing firm that are rallying on outperformance and innovation milestones.

Citadel Advisors purchased around a million shares of a blank cheque company just before it received SEC approval for a merger with a leading nuclear technology firm, which recently secured multiple government contracts.