Business Leaders Warn of "Death Spiral" Under Mayor Mamdani’s Fiscal Policies: Report
- New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani's fiscal policies and tax on luxury second homes have caused multiple billionaires and businesses to consider leaving the city, raising concerns among political and financial leaders.
- Citadel CEO Ken Griffin halted a $6 billion office renovation and shifted jobs to Miami, criticizing the tax as hostile to business.
- Andrew Murstein launched Operation Boomerang with $1 million to encourage wealthy former residents and businesses to return to New York City, aiming to raise up to $30 million.
- City officials and business groups warn that a decline in financial services could cause thousands of job losses, significant drops in tax revenue, and billions in GDP reduction for New York.
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POLITICS: Billionaires’ Mamdani-driven exodus: Letters
The Issue: Mayor Mamdani’s “tax the rich” antics driving billionaires’ businesses out of NYC. Mayor Mamdani figures that big business and the rich will tolerate his hostility. This is a false assumption (“Going . . . Zo-ing . . . Gone!” May 7). In the post-COVID world, we see that corporations and the rich do not have to be concentrated in New York City or Chicago. They can operate anywhere. Ken Griffin’s Citadel abandoned Chicago for Miami, and…
Report: Leaders Try to Halt Billionaire Exodus from Leftist Mayor Zohran Mamdani's NYC: 'They’re in a Pickle'
New York is in a tight spot as its leaders are trying to keep billionaires from leaving New York City over leftist Mayor Zohran Mamdani's (D) policies. The post Report: Leaders Try to Halt Billionaire Exodus from Leftist Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s NYC: ‘They’re in a Pickle’ appeared first on Breitbart. The post Report: Leaders Try to Halt Billionaire Exodus from Leftist Mayor Zohran Mamdani's NYC: 'They’re in a Pickle' appeared first on Conservative…
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