Former Michigan defensive tackle Kenneth Grant was selected in the 2025 NFL Draft at No. 13 by the Miami Dolphins Grant, known for his size and athleticism, was a dominant run stopper at Michigan.

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 ...

Like a sliver of Versailles transplanted in Palm Beach, billionaire Ken Griffin ... lot in Miami for a record $363 million in April, according to sources cited by Bloomberg, it is Griffin ...

The records, which were made public as part of the federal government's legal proceedings, include photographs taken during the March 25 raid on Combs' sprawling mansion on Star Island.

A federal agent who raided Sean “Diddy” Combs’ Miami Beach mansion testified Wednesday in the disgraced rap mogul’s federal sex-trafficking trial in Manhattan, followed by an ex-assistant ...

Volatility around tariffs is causing some top investors to question their thinking. Ken Griffin's comments show that there can be benefits to holding cash. The optimal percentage of cash to hold ...

MIAMI GARDENS — Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator ... using their first-round pick on Michigan defensive tackle Kenneth Grant for reasons beyond anytime a quarterback tries to ram the ball ...

The Miami Dolphins are excited about the potential of first-round pick, defensive tackle Kenneth Grant. Defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver believes Grant's effort and size will translate well to ...

John Parra/Getty Images for Pérez Art Museum Miami Ken Griffin isn’t just CEO of hedge fund behemoth Citadel. He’s also an avid American history buff who has spent millions acquiring rare ...

John VanBeekum Miami Herald File In 1995, Immigrants line up outside the INS building at 79th and Biscayne to get a number to come back for processing. C.W. GRIFFIN Miami Herald File In 2003 ...

Citadel CEO Ken Griffin will loan his rare first-edition copies of the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights to a Pennsylvania museum for public display ahead of American's 250th anniversary.