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What went wrong in San Francisco
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What went wrong in San Francisco

By Adam Lashinsky and Aaron Pressman
February 18, 2020
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Did the ‘techlash’ kill Alphabet’s city of the future?

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February 17, 2020
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Magazine

5 big ideas for fixing global cities’ most daunting challenges

By Lydia Belanger and Emma Hinchliffe
February 17, 2020
The city that sees it all
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The city that sees it all

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February 17, 2020
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Magazine

20 maps charting the rise of the modern megacity

By Nicolas Rapp and Brian O'Keefe
February 17, 2020
Why the modern city needs a makeover
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Why the modern city needs a makeover

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February 17, 2020
Can San Francisco be saved?
Magazine

Can San Francisco be saved?

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February 17, 2020
The next frontier of road rage is the parking garage

The next frontier of road rage is the parking garage

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January 30, 2020
This undated photo received on October 31, 2019 shows Sidewalk Labs in Toronto, Ontario. - Toronto authorities agreed in principle October 31, 2019 to move forward with a controversial project by a subsidiary of Google parent-company Alphabet to create a sustainable and futuristic neighbourhood on a former industrial site on the city's waterfront. The subsidiary, Sidewalk Labs, was contracted in 2017 by Waterfront Toronto- a tripartite agency comprising municipal, provincial and federal government representatives -- to develop the 12-acre Quayside site at the foot of the city's Parliament Street. (Photo by STR / AFP) (Photo by STR/AFP via Getty Images)

What Alphabet Did Right in Toronto That Amazon Got Wrong in New York

By Natalie Wong and Bloomberg
November 1, 2019
architect Bjarke Ingels
Newsletters

Why Cities Need to De-Emphasize Cars and Turn Streets Into Parks—Data Sheet

By Aaron Pressman and Adam Lashinsky
September 17, 2019
Coins2Day Global Sustainability Forum 2019
Conferences

Want to Design a Truly Sustainable City? Look to the Galaxy

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September 5, 2019
Lime Exec: Scooters, Bikes, and Ride-Sharing Will Boost Real Estate Values
Conferences

Lime Exec: Scooters, Bikes, and Ride-Sharing Will Boost Real Estate Values

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July 17, 2019
Manhattan aerial view, New York, USA

Big Cities Are No Longer Lands of Opportunity for Middle-Skilled Workers

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January 22, 2019
A tram runs in downtown Detroit.
Commentary

How Detroit Became a Model for Urban Renewal

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January 2, 2019
JPMorgan Chase Will Commit $500 Million to Reviving U.S. Cities
Finance

JPMorgan Chase Will Commit $500 Million to Reviving U.S. Cities

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September 12, 2018

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