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Bill Ackman Donates $400 Million in Pershing Square Stock to Build a Research Institute After His Daughter’s Severe Brain Hemorrhage
Bill Ackman gifted $400 million of his Pershing Square stake to a brain research foundation after his daughter's near-fatal hemorrhage.
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