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Billionaire investor Paul Tudor Jones tests positive for Covid day after Robin Hood charity event

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Paul Tudor Jones is the founder of The Robin Hood Foundation and speaks at Jacob Javits Center during the Robin Hood Benefit, which took place on October 20, 2020 in New York City.

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Paul Tudor Jones is a longtime investor who tested positive to Covid-19 at a Robin Hood Foundation dinner.

The day following the Robin Hood Dinner, I tested positive for COVID. Jones stated that he had negative results for COVID from Monday’s PCR testing. However, a colleague at my house tested positive and he took another test Thursday. “Every person at the dinner was vaccinated and we are sharing information as we have it. I am fine. My temperature is not high and I’m following COVID protocol. If I have inadvertently exposed anyone, I am truly and deeply sorry.”  

Jones was a cofounder of the foundation and currently serves as a director on the board. Forbes estimates that Jones’ net worth is $7.8 Billion.

An announcement from the event stated that there were approximately 3,000 guests at Jacob Javits Center. CNBC’s reporter and NBC New York’s reporter attended as journalists.

The foundation hosted a dinner with musical entertainment by Bruce Springsteen, Alicia Keys, and the Jonas Brothers. Paul McCartney, the legendary Beatle, attended the dinner and was recognized by some of New York’s most successful business leaders.

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