Wall Street 
1A street at the south end of Manhattan, where the New York Stock Exchange and other leading American financial institutions are located.
1.1Used allusively to refer to the American money market or financial interests.If he gets the job, O'Neal would be the first African American CEO of a Wall Street brokerage giant....
- She is accused of lying to and otherwise misleading officers of the law in a Wall Street insider trading case.
- Within a few months, he signed up an ex-energy executive, a start-up veteran, and a Wall Street financier.
Origin
Named after a wooden stockade which was built in 1653 around the original Dutch settlement of New Amsterdam.
- at the latest
- at the least (or very least)
- at the mercy of
- at the minute
- at (the) most
- at the (or this) moment
- at the outside
- at the ready
- at the risk of doing something
- at the same time
- at the slope
- at the top (or bottom) of the heap
- at the trail
- at the wicket
- at this moment in time
- at this (or that) rate
- attic
- Attica
- Atticism
- Attila
- Attila Line
- at times
- attire
- Attis
- attitude