In 1976, when New York was fighting to stem an exodus of high-paying jobs to the suburbs and beyond, the city created a program of property tax breaks aimed at retaining industrial companies and other employers.
Hallyday, famous for his close friendship with the former rightwing president Nicolas Sarkozy who he supported in 2007, for years symbolised the exodus of high-earners escaping the French tax system.
The tax has been met with anger in the City and Darling has been warned of a mass exodus of high-flying bankers to countries with a less punitive tax regime.
The Chancellor has been met with anger in the City since he announced the one-off tax in his pre-budget report last week and been warned of a mass exodus of high-flying bankers to countries with a less punitive tax regime.
Gupta was Zynga's treasurer before leaving in November as part of an exodus of high-level executives at the beleaguered gaming company.
The departures continue an exodus of high-profile political appointees from the EPA.
More significantly, during her term, the newsroom has seen an exodus of high-level staffers escaping her control for less-exalted, but perhaps less-fractious pastures, such as CNN, ABC News and Yahoo!
The policy report card from StudentsFirst comes as Rhee's national lobbying organization faces major questions about its focus in the wake of the exodus of several high-profile Democratic staffers.
Thomas Dam, director of relationship management at Saxo Bank's asset management team — a department that handles 29 billion kroner in assets, 15.5 billion of which comes from ultra-high-net-worth clients — also foresees a potential exodus of wealth if high earners were excluded from full social benefits.
The governor's budget projects that reinstating prior approval would help the state close its $9 billion deficit, saving taxpayers $70 million in the first year, and $150 million after that, by stemming the exodus of people from high-priced plans into state-subsidized plans.
