's future as a finance hub is being threatened by $800million in new taxes that Mayor Brandon Johnson wants to impose - as business leaders are allegedly 'considering quitting the city.' Derivative firms, including DRW, IMC, CME and CBoe, account for just some of the $75 billion finance industry in the Windy City - but the liberal mayor's audacious tax manifesto may jeopardize the future of their hubs in the heart of the Midwest. Before he was elected, Johnson introduced 'Better Chicago Agenda' on January 23 - which was his plan to tax 'the suburbs, airlines and ultra-rich.'
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