Ken Griffin’s Citadel has boosted its stake in James Dolan’s Sphere Entertainment just weeks after another hedge fund titan, Mets owner Steve Cohen, revealed that heSince April 1, Citadel has bought up 900,000 additional shares of the publicly-traded company — bringing its total to around 1.5 million shares.Citadel, the hedge fund founded by billionaire Ken Griffin, has upped its stake in Jim Dolan’s Sphere Entertainment, according to SEC filings.
The Sphere currently has Dead & Company booked for the summer before the Eagles begin a residency in September that runs through the end of the year.Shares of Sphere were trading flat on Thursday — though the stock is up by around 30% since Jan. 1. Dolan, the son of Cablevision founder Charles Dolan, recently signed three-year contract extensions to continue in his role as executive chairman of Sphere, MSG Sports and MSG Entertainment.MSG Sports is the holding company whose properties include the NBA’s New York Knicks and the NHL’s New York Rangers.
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