Citadel founder Ken Griffin said he was asked on a recent trip to Asia why the US was trying to be like China.

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Citadel CEO Ken Griffin will lend his copies of the Constitution and Bill of Rights to the National Constitution Center.

Billionaire hedge fund manager and entrepreneur Ken Griffin continues to build his real estate portfolio, buying and selling properties across the globe. But not just any property will do.

Citadel CEO Ken Griffin will loan his rare first-edition copies of the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights to a Pennsylvania museum for public display ahead of American's 250th anniversary.