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Cities go with low taxes to attract entrepreneurs and new companies; the entrepreneurs want talent and livability

Posted on February 18, 2014 by Ted Bauer

Fact: San Francisco and Boston — two innovation hubs based on coasts, universities, etc. — are becoming more expensive. Fact: cities like Indianapolis and Pittsburgh, right there in the heartland/Rust Belt, are beginning to attract new start-ups and incubators and… Continue Reading →

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