Columbus: The Future of a Smart City
Columbus, like many midsize American cities, is concerned with mobility. Studies have deemed this Ohio city the fastest-growing in the Midwest, and this is only aggravating deeply rooted problems with congestion, disconnected neighborhoods, and steep single occupant...
How did Indy score a Salesforce HQ?
For a city whose name is often associated with sports, Indianapolis has surely built a name for itself as a Midwest tech hub over the last ten years. Look beyond the motor speedway, basketball courts, and state-of-the-art football stadium, and you’ll see the blue...
Looking for More Bang For Your Buck? Consider Moving to Pittsburgh
When considering a change in jobs, or even when starting your first job, it’s important to consider the costs of where you will be living. Salaries are typically indicative of what an area’s cost of living is, and depending on the market, that might be higher or lower...
Pittsburgh: A City of Champions (And Champion Level Talent)
The closure of the steel mills in the 1970s and 1980s in Pittsburgh was reflective of the U.S. economy moving away from localized mass industry, and towards automation and investment abroad. It left an economic hole in many cities that once had booming heavy industry...
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