ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 4月7日 11時51分

Bull markets aren’t what they used to be, at least when it comes to New York’s economy. The stock market is surging and profits on #WallStreet hit their highest level since 2012 last year, but the good times aren’t leading to jobs like they used to. The financial sector is no longer as dominant as it once was in NYC. Finance hasn’t gotten smaller; instead other sectors, like technology, have grown much faster since the financial crisis. With roughly 150,000 workers, the tech sector in NYC is quickly catching up with total employment in the securities industry. That said, New York may benefit if financial firms leave London in the wake of Brexit. “People have mixed opinions about Wall Street, but love ’em or hate ’em, it’s still a big part of the city’s economy,” said New York State’s comptroller, Thomas P. DiNapoli. “We want New York to continue to be the capital of global finance.” At the end of March, our staff photographer @heislerphoto spent some time capturing light and shadows in New York’s Financial District. Swipe left to see more photos.

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