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The trillion-dollar metro club just got bigger
Finance

The trillion-dollar metro club just got bigger

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August 8, 2024
Young woman standing in front of SkyWheel Helsinki with skyline of Uspenski Orthodox Cathedral and Alvar Aalto’s Enso-Gutzeit Headquarters at dawn, South Harbour, Kauppatori, Helsinki, capital city of Finland.
Lifestyle

Why has the world’s happiest country just plummeted in expat rankings?

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August 5, 2024
Statue of Liberty in New York City.
Leadership

New York City is home to most Coins2Day 500 companies and second place isn’t even close

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June 4, 2024
A gushing water pipe in the street
Environment

‘I just cried’: Atlanta fixes 4-day-long water leak by cutting off an entire neighborhood where residents now can’t take showers or flush 

By Jeff Amy and The Associated Press
June 3, 2024
Traffic in New York City
Environment

New York, choked by traffic, plans to charge drivers $15 for entering the city—but a legal battle from angry locals is brewing

By The Associated Press and Philip Marcelo
May 17, 2024
"The 15-Minute City: A Solution to Saving Our Time & Our Planet," by Carlos Moreno
Lifestyle

How cities grew fragmented, segregated, and polluted—and why they now strive for walkability, community, and urban nature

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May 7, 2024
people walking down a street in Birmingham
Lifestyle

Europe’s largest local authority went bankrupt over equal-pay claims worth nearly $1 billion. Turns out, it may not bleed too much money after all

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May 3, 2024
Bustling cities like Rotterdam are growing in popularity for talent and investors.
Success

Europe’s hottest talent is moving to the continent’s second cities like Manchester, Rotterdam, and Stuttgart for a better quality of life—so bosses are following suit

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March 25, 2024
Man sits on floor drinking water
Finance

The remote-work revolution means only managers can afford to live in pricey cities

By Irina Ivanova and Alena Botros
March 7, 2024
Office occupancy has hovered near 50% for 13 months. Here’s why cities can shrug it off for now—and why ‘tax shifting’ looks likely
Finance

Office occupancy has hovered near 50% for 13 months. Here’s why cities can shrug it off for now—and why ‘tax shifting’ looks likely

By Joseph Mysak Jr. and Bloomberg
February 10, 2024
Jacob Frey is wearing a blue dress shirt and gesturing with a microphone in his hand.
Success

Minneapolis mayor calls remote workers ‘losers’ who sit at home with a ‘nasty cat blanket, diddling on their laptop’

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February 9, 2024
Map shows the top 50 cities with the highest number of “super-wealthy”
Magazine

The world’s ultra-rich ‘centimillionaires’ are most likely to live in these 50 cities

By Nicolas Rapp and Matthew Heimer
February 5, 2024
Tourists walk around the Plague Column at the Graben street in Vienna, Austria.
Lifestyle

World’s best cities for expats are almost all in the most-expensive parts of Europe—and the U.S. and U.K. are way down the list

By Alex Millson and Bloomberg
December 12, 2023
The bard of the ‘creative class’ has a remote work diagnosis: It’s the era of the ‘Meta City’ and London is the super capital of the world
Success

The bard of the ‘creative class’ has a remote work diagnosis: It’s the era of the ‘Meta City’ and London is the super capital of the world

By Jane Thier and Orianna Rosa Royle
December 7, 2023
a bird's eye view of Nottingham city
Finance

Major British city declares bankruptcy as inflation and growing social care costs blow a $29 million hole in its budget

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November 30, 2023

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