Each lost Wall St job costs NYC two other jobs: study
NEW YORK (Reuters) – New York City could lose two jobs for every one cut on Wall Street, while anecdotal evidence shows that both residential and commercial markets might finally be starting to cool, a new report said on Wednesday.
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