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Peter Bleickardt
2022-11-10T19:07:35+00:00
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Washington Post
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August 19
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Remote work revolution already reshaping America
The Hill
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August 14
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These cities are hit hardest by inflation: report
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August 9
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2022
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Tulsa Retools Itself for the Remote Work Revolution
New York Times
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August 6
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2022
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How This Economic Moment Rewrites the Rules
Route Fifty
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August 1
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2022
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As Remote Work Sticks, Cities Seek New Ways to Lure People Downtown
Business Insider
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July 31
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2022
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The pandemic drove Americans out of cities and into the exurbs. A recession could push some of them right back.
Fortune
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July 28
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2022
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‘The fates of cities could change much faster than we thought’: New report shows that families with young kids fled during the pandemic—working from home was a ‘significant factor’
Wall Street Journal
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July 16
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2022
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71 Cities and Towns Are Paying Tech Workers to Abandon Silicon Valley. It’s Working.
Washington Post
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Published On:
July 10
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2022
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Jobs report fuels White House optimism that recession will be averted
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