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Tech companies anticipate influx of tech talent in NYC with Amazon HQ2

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Tech companies anticipate influx of tech talent in NYC with Amazon HQ2

December 30, 2018 By In BREAKING NEWS No Comments
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Whereas many New Yorkers are dreading the day Amazon strikes into its new “headquarters” within the Lengthy Island Metropolis neighborhood of Queens and crowds the subway with 25,000 new employees, there’s one group of individuals welcoming the corporate with open arms: Executives at different tech companies.

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