Dallas Now Has a Bigger Share of Finance Jobs Than New York. Its Harder Test Comes Next

Texas wants Wall Street’s money—and New York’s swagger

Texas drew the people and companies first. Now Wall Street is following the money and testing whether New York’s prestige can follow it south.

Dallas Now Has a Bigger Share of Finance Jobs Than New York. Its Harder Test Comes Next

Banks are pouring workers into Dallas as finance jobs shrink nationally. Texas’s next target: the listings, IPOs, and capital that keep Wall Street on top.

Welcome to Y'all Street: America's Newest Stock Exchange Opens in Texas

A new stock exchange recently opened in Texas — meaning that “Y’all Street” is about to give Wall Street a run for its money. The Texas Stock Exchange — also […] The post Welcome to Y'all Street: America's Newest Stock Exchange Opens in Texas appeared first on The Western Journal.

Bankers are leaving Wall Street for ‘Y’all Street’

Texas has spent a decade luring the finance industry to Dallas with tax incentives, new laws and a stock exchange of its own. Inside the rise of “Y’all Street.”

The Texas Stock Exchange Signals a New Era for American Capitalism

Written by Jake Lehrer The Texas Stock Exchange (TXSE) has launched with its own bell ringing in Dallas, TX, marking a major milestone in the trend of businesses, capital, and industry moving to the Lone Star State and the South. Texas has become a growing capital market and industry powerhouse over the years through its business-friendly laws, no corporate taxes, no financial transaction taxes on exchanges, and abundant resources and land. Texa…