Now it’s Pritzker whose Chinese investments draw attention – Crain’s*

"Arguably more pertinent are more recent investments by Pritzker personally. As reported in state disclosure documents, they include a membership interest of undisclosed size in funds run by Bridgewater Associates and Two Sigma Fund. Bridgewater’s investments included money in the Chinese Sovereign Wealth Fund, which effectively is the investment vehicle for the Chinese government. Two Sigma, in turn, was one of the largest investors in three large Chinese firms delisted by the New York Stock Exchange as per U.S. rules for being too close to the Chinese military."

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4 years ago

As Pritzker Trashes Illinois During His Failed Governorship, He Sinks His Inherited Ill-Gotten-Gain-Billions Into The Chinese Communist Dungeon  

debtsor
4 years ago

Seems that the powers that be are slowly testing the waters for defying JB. This might be the first of many institutions decide to endorse our first black governor rather than the incumbent giant jelly donut.

That order from Judge Grischow in Springfield was the shot heard around the state and showed the masses that JB’s executive orders were nothing more than pieces of paper.

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