In an op-ed in the New York Post, Nicole Gelinas, City Journal’s contributing editor, writes that New York City–and State–needs Wall Street these days far more than Wall Street needs New York:
For most of its 213-year history, the NYSE didn’t have to worry about the competition. Much like the city itself, it drew strength from its role as a central meeting place for the exchange of information. But today information is everywhere
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