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I Went Home to Greenwich to Find Out What the Wealthy Want From the Midterms

Wall Street Journal19 hours ago2:48

WSJ's Annie Linskey returns to her hometown of Greenwich, Conn., where she speaks with local politicians, academics, business leaders and campaign donors to find out what's driving the ultra-wealthy ahead of the November elections.

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