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Tag Archives: Financial Regulatory Reform
Labor plans march on Wall Street
AFL-CIO President Richard L. Trumka says more than 10,000 union supporters will “march on Wall Street” on April 29 in support of a financial-transactions tax and higher taxes on private-equity and hedge funds. The march coincides with Senate action on financial regulatory reform, an Obama administration priority for the spring. Workers will flood subways and [...]
Posted in Business, Economy, New York, Politico, Solid Principles, Wall Street
Tagged as: AFL-CIO, Financial Regulatory Reform, NYSE, Partnership for New York City, Politico, Richard Trumka, Wall Street
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