The term ‘NY-LON’is a descriptor, a simple (and simplifying) label, for how–through
globalization–New York and London have become increasingly linked by a shared economic culture …

… of the idea of NY-LON, noting its singularity … NY-LON: as well as predicated on competition,
as “national urban systems" they actually preclude the existence of a transnational NY-LON. …

… An alternative is a growing connectivity between NY–LON and the triad of Beijing, Shanghai
… , limits to the NY–LON–KONG scenario or relationships between NY–LON and the Chinese …

… The NY-LON phenomenon was first … NY-LON phenomenon Newsweek and Evening
Standard journalists identified investment bankers as a key group of elite migrants making NY-LON …

The links across and comovements between the New York City and London office markets
are examined in the context of similarities in both the underlying economic specialization of …

A large literature has developed that has examined the diversification strategies most suited
to a real estate portfolio. Much of this debate has centred on the relative attractiveness of …

… with New York—which a variety of authors have referred to as the NY-LON ‘axis’, ‘dyad’, or
‘transatlantic core’,1 and which this paper refers to as the ‘NY-LON nexus’. This weakening of …

… In the mid 1980s, Japanese investors flocked into NY-LON to … To understand why NY-LON
developed into hubs of a global … As such, the use of NY-LON as a safe deposit box by wealth …

… We found that Bil3 at 50% by weight dissolved well in all polyamides we investigated (nylon-…
from tetrahydrofuran under N2) in a melt of nylon- 11 (previously dried under vacuum at 150…

… As Times Magazine coined a concept of “Ny-lon-kong” to show Hong Kong acts like two
truly world cities – London and New York on the geo-economic landscape. However, scant …