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They don't have to be because businesses setting up shop there have access to a workforce and infrastructure that's simply unparalleled anywhere else in the country.
Seattle belongs nowhere near the rest of that list haha. DC, LA, Boston and Philly would all also come before Seattle when it comes to business centers.
Wall Street alone makes NYC the financial (and business) capital of America, and arguably the world.
Number 1 in the world is Tokyo for economic output. When it comes to financial centers, London is actually number 1.
1. Tokyo
2. New York City
3. London
4. Chicago
5. Paris
6. Boston
7. Hong Kong
8. Osaka
9. Washington D.C.
10. Seoul
11. Sydney
12. Toronto
13. Beijing
14. Madrid
15. Sao Paulo
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