From WSJ: Smaller cities around the nation have emerged as
unlikely hives of financial-services hiring, thanks to lower wages,
municipal-tax incentives and the misfortunes of older hubs that are home to
companies ravaged by the 2008-2009 financial crisis. The beneficiaries are
spread across the U.S., according to an analysis of data by The Wall Street
Journal. In St. Louis, the 19th-largest U.S. metropolitan area,
securities-industry employment surged 85% between January 2007 and September
2012 to a recent 12,190, according to figures compiled by Moody’s Analytics.
New York lost 9% of its jobs in the securities, commodities, asset-management
and fiduciary-trust areas over the same period, leaving it with 195,000…..
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