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Quotes: "It puts the rebuilding of the firm behind us and allows us to now feel that we're going forward with expansion and growth," - Howard Lutnick, the firm's chief executive
CORRECTION: A story in yesterday's Business & Technology section incorrectly reported the amount of government incentives that Cantor Fitzgerald may receive in a deal to lease a new midtown headquarters for the bond firm. The total is $30 million. pg. A08 ALL 7/28/04
Cantor Fitzgerald L.P., the financial services firm that suffered the largest loss of life in the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks, announced yesterday it will open a new world headquarters in midtown Manhattan.
Aided by government subsidies, Cantor and eSpeed Inc., a Cantor subsidiary that provides technology for electronic trading, will consolidate its temporary operations based in midtown and New Jersey at 110 E. 59th St., now home to Bloomberg L.P.
Cantor lost 658 of...