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Latest Data Show Entrepreneurship Remains Subdued in the United States
The U.S. Census Bureau released the latest annual update of its Business Dynamics Statistics dataset yesterday. The dataset is a critical source of information on trends in new business formation and the broader company landscape in the United States. Unfortunately, the new Census data underscores that, even as many areas of the economy continue to recover from…
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How bad is it? Take the 2016 Distressed Communities Index: Milwaukee is seventh from the bottom in the ranking of most economically distressed large cities. … By: Frank Martinelli, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service Read the full article here.
Read moreHow MONEY Chose the Best Places to Live
To create MONEY’s Best Places to Live ranking, we looked only at places with populations between 10,000 and 100,000. We eliminated any place that had more than double the national crime risk, less than 85% of its state’s median household income, or a lack of ethnic diversity. This gave us 2,400 places. Sources: […] Economic…
Read moreWhy the most important IPO of the century happened today
Our economy is becoming highly concentrated — according to the Economic Innovation Group, more Americans are working for big companies than ever before. … By: Ross Baird, Medium Read the full article here.
Read moreWWPR Announces Winners Of 2017 Emerging Leaders Awards (ELAs)
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13, 2017 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Washington Women in Public Relations (WWPR), the only professional society for female communicators in the greater capital area, named the 2017 Emerging Leaders Awards winners (ELAs) this evening. Government/Public Affairs: Amanda Byrd, Economic Innovation Group. In her role as manager for public affairs, Byrd leads strategic development and execution for EIG’s public relations and communications priorities. She…
Read moreDemocrats Face an Important Anti-Monopoly Test
The Economic Innovation Group attributed a less dynamic economy, with fewer startups, less mobility among Americans, and more regions of the country left behind, to barriers created by market concentration. … By: David Dayen, New Republic Read the full article here.
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