(Reuters) - The streets of Boston's financial district, usually bustling with activity, were nearly empty on Friday as staff worked from home during a virtual lockdown of the city while police hunted a suspect wanted in Monday's bombings.
Boston is a major centre for U.S. fund management companies, with about 20 percent of the nearly $15 trillion (9.8 trillion pounds) of U.S. mutual funds and exchange-traded funds, according to Lipper.
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