America’s national debt plan is ‘clearly not in order,’ says Ken Griffin—he believes part of the problem is Europeans who ‘don’t want to go to work’
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| Fortune | America’s national debt plan is ‘clearly not in order,’ says Ken Griffin—he believes part of the problem is Europeans who ‘don’t want to go to work’ |
"We're not going to get out of these waters by torturing each other. We're going to get out of these waters by making the pie bigger for all of us." |
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