Billionaire Ken Griffin’s COO calls NYC mayor’s use of his name in pied-à-terre flap ‘shameful’ — hints that company may halt major city project
Published on Apr 27, 2026
As New York debates taxing wealthy second-home owners, one of its biggest investors is signaling he may pull back — with potential ripple effects on jobs, tax revenue and housing costs.
As New York debates taxing wealthy second-home owners, one of its biggest investors is signaling he may pull back — with potential ripple effects on jobs, tax revenue and housing costs.
