币界网报道：Billionaire investors and business leaders are raising alarms over a potential exodus of companies from New York City following progressive candidate Maya Wiley’s projected victory in the Democratic mayoral primary. Wiley, a civil rights attorney and former counsel to Mayor Bill de Blasio, has campaigned on policies including higher taxes on the wealthy, increased corporate accountability, and expanded social services—measures that critics argue could drive businesses to relocate to lower-tax jurisdictions. Prominent figures like hedge fund manager Ray Dalio and real estate mogul Stephen Ross have privately voiced concerns that Wiley’s policies could undermine New York’s competitiveness. Some executives are reportedly exploring relocation options in Florida, Texas, or other business-friendly states. Wiley’s supporters counter that her plans to reinvest tax revenue in infrastructure, affordable housing, and public services will create a more equitable and sustainable economy. The debate highlights growing tensions between progressive governance and corporate interests in major U.S. cities. If elected, Wiley would be the city’s first Black female mayor, marking a historic shift in leadership. The final impact of her policies on New York’s business landscape remains uncertain, but the discussion reflects broader national divisions over economic priorities post-pandemic.