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Why Texas Is Betting 'Y'all Street' Can Take On Wall Street

via NPR News·yesterday

Texas has courted exchanges, asset managers and financial back offices with low taxes, cheap space and friendly regulation, building a finance corridor that boosters call "Y'all Street." The open question is whether the state can attract the decision-makers and capital allocation itself, or only the cost centers.

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