Wall Street’s 1% Meets 2 Billion Seeking Answers: William Pesek
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Oct. 19 (Bloomberg) -- It’s all about location, location,location, as they say in real estate. Protests, too.
There were more obvious places for Tokyo’s Occupy WallStreet protest to converge on Saturday than the nightlifedistrict of Roppongi. It could have begun in Nihonbashi, home tothe Tokyo Stock Exchange; Nagatacho, Japan’s Capitol Hill; orUeno, where droves of Tokyo’s homeless congregate.