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Ken Griffin fires back at Mamdani, says business leaders must 'fight for their city'

Ken Griffin rallies NYC firms to oppose Mamdani’s anti‑business agenda, urging them to ‘fight for their city’.

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The brief

Ken Griffin publicly responded to Mamdani, calling on New York City business leaders to “fight for their city” and speak up against what he describes as an anti‑business agenda. Coverage from AOL.com, New York Post, citybiz, Audacy and Fox Business all echoed Griffin’s message, emphasizing the call to action and noting that citybiz linked the remarks to MSK breaking ground on a new pavilion.

Analysts will monitor further statements from NYC business groups and any policy proposals from Mamdani following Griffin’s remarks.

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Quick answers

What did Ken Griffin say to NYC business leaders?

He urged them to “fight for their city” and to speak up against Mamdani’s anti‑business agenda.

How is Mamdani described in the coverage?

Mamdani is portrayed as pursuing an anti‑business agenda and targeting “tax the rich” policies.

What additional development was mentioned alongside Griffin’s comments?

Citybiz reported that MSK broke ground on a new pavilion.

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Ken Griffin NYC business Mamdani anti‑business agenda MSK pavilion

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