Jamie Dimon warned that high corporate and individual income taxes could push businesses and individuals out of New York City, citing JPMorgan's own workforce shift from New York to Texas. Despite these concerns, the first quarter saw increased demand for office space in Manhattan, with AI companies leading the way, indicating that tech professionals may still find opportunities in the city despite tax pressures.
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