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Citadel CEO Ken Griffin and Carnegie Mellon University President Farnam Jahanian join CNBC's Sara Eisen for a wide-ranging interview following the announcement Griffin donated a record-breaking $3 billion to the university.
Read at cnbc.com →PITTSBURGH — Andrew Carnegie’s $1 million gift in 1900 helped create Carnegie Tech, a school where western Pennsylvanians could learn practical skills for an industrial age.
Read at washingtonexaminer.com →It’s the largest-ever donation to an American higher education institution, and a snub to Harvard University over its weak handling of antisemitism – sixfold the $500 million Griffin gave to his alma mater over the years before ending his donations.
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