Expertise and opinions of authors published by ForbesBooks. Imprint operated under license. If irony could be monetized, Citadel Securities would already be trading it. In a 29-page letter to the ...

“Citadel” has the feel of an old-fashioned spy show, dressed up with sleek leads (“Game of Thrones’” Richard Madden and “Quantico’s” Priyanka Chopra Jonas) and state-of-the-art action.

Citadel founder Ken Griffin’s hunt for the next tech genius has the billionaire paying a select crop of interns nearly $20,000 a month to participate in an 11-week “math boot camp.”. The ...

“Citadel” international spinoffs “Honey Bunny” and “Diana” will not be moving forward as individual series at Prime Video. Instead, their storylines will be woven into the second ...

Citadel Sidesteps April’s Market Swoons to Post Gains Across Its Funds. Ken Griffin’s main hedge fund is now up for the year after losing money in the first quarter. By . Peter Rudegeair.

Citadel: Honey Bunny and Citadel: Diana will not be returning. Season 2 of the mothership has gotten a Season 2 premiere window and an logline.

Hedge fund Citadel selected 300 candidates from a pool of 69,000 applicants for its summer internship.; These interns are flown out to luxury hotels and make over $19,000 a month. They are ...

Since 2018, Ken Griffin’s Citadel has returned about $25 billion in profits to investors, people familiar with the firm said. Photo: Lionel Ng/Bloomberg News.

It's been a long two years since Citadel's first, short season streamed on Amazon Prime Video and anyone who's been desperate for Season 2 is unfortunately going to have wait even longer ...

Citadel's founder Ken Griffin said on Thursday that he would be open to selling a small stake in his hedge fund at some point in the future. Skip to main content. Exclusive news, ...

It took almost five years between Amazon’s Citadel announcement in 2018 and the series’ premiere in 2023. It might take three more for Season 2 to hit the streamer. THR is reporting that the ...

Citadel Securities and Jane Street, two of the top market-making firms in the U.S., are set for a record-breaking year in revenue as they increasingly compete with the largest U.S. banks in the ...