Coronavirus hits NYC HQ of billionaire Steven Cohen’s hedge fund
All staff who worked on the 14th floor with the employee, have been sent home for a mandatory 14-day quarantine
Even billionaires can't avoid having their operation affected by the coronavirus.
The virus has hit the new headquarters of Wall Street billionaire investor Steven Cohen, according to the New York Post's Page Six.
GET FOX BUSINESS ON THE GO BY CLICKING HERE
A spokesperson for Cohen's Point72 Asset Management confirmed that an employee at the new offices at Hudson Yards became a confirmed case of coronavirus on Monday.
MANFRED, METS SAY SALE FROM WILPONS TO COHEN IS OFF
All staff who worked on the 14th floor with the employee, have been sent home for a mandatory 14-day quarantine, and the Hudson Yards office is undergoing an immediate deep clean, according to the paper.
CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ON FOX BUSINESS
Cohen, the CEO of Point72 Asset Management, is the inspiration for Damian Lewis’ hard-driving financier character Bobby Axelrod in Showtime hit “Billions”.