Billionaire Larry Robbins' Glenview Capital crushes 2019 with eye-popping returns of nearly 30% after a year that lost the firm billions

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The Chicago native's fund more than tripled the return of an average hedge fund in 2019 — and that comes after it lost 16% last year.
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Billionaire Larry Robbins' Glenview Capital crushes 2019 with eye-popping returns of nearly 30% after a year that lost the firm billions

Billionaire Larry Robbins' Glenview Capital crushes 2019 with eye-popping returns of nearly 30% after a year that lost the firm billions

Bradley Saacks | The Chicago native's fund more than tripled the return of an average hedge fund in 2019 — and that comes after it lost 16% last year.

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