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BlackRock CEO Larry Fink 'worried' about NYC under Mamdani, floats investing elsewhere under weaker conditions
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink expressed concern about New York City's future under Mayor Zohran Mamdani, citing potential tax impacts on the city's finances and considering alternative business locations if conditions worsen. Fink criticized the city's '13 years of weak administrations' and highlighted disparities in tax services, comparing New York's system to the Netherlands. He stated BlackRock could shift resources if the New York environment deteriorates.
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