U.S. Cities

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

Posted on 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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If you like beer, get yourself to Guangzhou, China

Posted on by Ted Bauer

Americans lose their shit over cheap beer prices. If you ever meet someone from western New York state, they will — not a question of if, a question of when — tell you about Genny Cream Ale and how it’s something like… Continue Reading →

Is Chicago safer, or is it a mirage?

Posted on by Ted Bauer

Chicago has been almost the one-word association for U.S. violence over the past 30 months, but their 2013 data seems promising: crime’s down 16 percent and homicides are down 18 percent. New York, Houston, and Los Angeles also saw pretty significant… Continue Reading →