From Wall Street to National Mall
Women in the world of finance are joining Washington's street march to protest the incoming Trump administration. By Kate Kelly
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HILLARY Ripley was on a stair climber at her Brooklyn gym when her 16-year-old daughter texted.
A women's march was being organised in Washington, the teenager wrote, to protest the incoming administration of President-elect Donald Trump and to speak up for gender equality. Ms Ripley hopped off the machine and began searching for a bus-charter company. "I think about markets," said Ms Ripley, a long-time investor-relations professional who has worked in both banks and private equity firms. "It occurred to me immediately that there was going to be a tremendous demand for buses."
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