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Economist Richard Florida argues that cities must attract young, talented workers - what he dubs the 'creative class' - if they want to prosper.
Economist Richard Florida argues that cities must attract young, talented workers - what he dubs the 'creative class' - if they want to prosper.
In the heart of Appalachia, the people of Southwest Virginia are creating economic opportunities to replace coal jobs.
As we benefit from greater convenience and efficiency, our waistlines are widening in the process.
Living-wage statutes are designed to help low-income workers in Baltimore and other Fifth District communities, but do they get the job done?
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