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Goldman Sachs eying Florida move for key division, report says
By Kate SheehyDecember 6, 2020 | 7:37pm
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Goldman Sachs is eying a move to Florida for one of its key divisions — in what could be yet another major blow to New York City’s position at the helm of the financial industry, a new report says.
The financial titan is considering relocating its $8 billion-revenue-generating asset-management arm to Palm Beach County or Fort Lauderdale, checking out potential real estate, chatting up local officials and weighing the Sunshine State’s tax advantages, sources told Bloomberg.
The potential development comes on the heels of several other investment companies moving from the Big Apple to down South — and battering New York’s bottom line with the loss of white-collar jobs.
There is now the most office space empty in Manhattan since right after 9/11, Bloomberg said.
As The Post reported in October, billionaire Paul Singer has decided to move the headquarters of his hedge fund Elliott Management from Manhattan to Florida, according to sources, while Carl Icahn also made the switch for his offices.
https://nypost.com/2020/12/06/goldman-sachs-eying-florida-move-for-key-division-report/
ARGGH!! I can see the video, and I know it’s Elena Parent asking the question, but I can’t remember who she asked it to.
My brain won’t be happy until I figure it out. It’s a pain getting old. LOL
....and 3 seconds later I found it on YouTube!! ROFL
It was John Eastman.