The Republican CEO of a $2 billion asset-management firm has called his company's move from White Plains, N.Y., to Greenwich a "success story," but described the decision to accept $5 million in economic incentives for the move under a deal approved by Democratic Gov. Dannel P. Malloy as pure business. "On the behalf of a company, you make a business decision," said Leonard Tannenbaum, head of Fifth Street Financial Corp. and a major state GOP benefactor.
http://m.ctpost.com/business/article/Republican-CEO-of-asset-management-firm-accepts-5732181.php
http://m.ctpost.com/business/article/Republican-CEO-of-asset-management-firm-accepts-5732181.php
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