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Charlottesville: Renaissance Town
Video Description: Thomas Jefferson would be proud of how his hometown has grown up. The Renaissance man laid the foundation for what has become a well-rounded city. Related Article Subjects: Development in Charlottesville, best cities of 2009, economy, education, kiplinger, virginiaDevelopment in Charlottesville
Huntsville: Flying High
Talk about a bulletproof economy. This northern Alabama city represents critical mass for the nation's missile-defense and aerospace...
Washington DC: Talk About Stimulus
For better or worse, the federal government is big and getting bigger. And for the Washington, D.C., area economy, that means for the... How to Improve the US Economy - A Political PerspectiveBy: Thomas Sullivan | 02/10/2009 | PoliticsMany people like to talk about the economy and the direction our country is heading under the Obama administration. This article provides a more pragmatic examination from a political perspective, of how an improvement of the American economy can be achieved. The information presented here is based on the premise that in the end, it is the American people who know what is best for Americans, and not government officials. Transforming London Into the "best Big City on Earth"By: Chantel | 16/11/2009 | TravelIn spite of the UK's emergence from recession lagging behind the rest of Europe, London is still an international business powerhouse. According to the Office of National Statistics (ONS), the financial services centre drives more than £200bn of revenue into the UK economy each year. Although central London is booming with... Heartbeats in the City: A Profile of the Top Cities to Be a NurseBy: BeginCollegeNow | 18/05/2009 | CareersA bleak economy has left little room to be to be choosy on the job market. For nurses, however, a high demand has left jobs wide open across the nation. Ontario's Top Investment Towns Named For 2009 – 2014By: Don Patrick | 02/11/2009 | InvestingDon R. Campbell presented the complete findings of this research at the International Centre in Mississauga on Friday October 2, 2009 as part of the Real Estate Investment Network’s™ Investor Training weekend. For more information on this event, call the office at 888-824-7346 or email info@reincanada.com The full 102-page report is available to the media at no charge by contacting Allyssa Epp by phone at 888-824-7346 or email allyssa@reincanada.com and to members of the public for $59.97. Bath Spa Business Economy the Effects of the Recession 2009By: Amy Activ | 28/09/2009 | BusinessThe city of Bath has not been immune from the recession as UK unemployment recently soared to over 2 million in the first time since 1997. One of Baths key businesses - tourism on which the local hotel industry is dependent fared best in England in terms of England according... Chicago Real Estate | Making the Fix in the Windy CityBy: michaelrussell | 22/05/2009 | BusinessChicago real estate has long been a barometer for the rest of Illinois. But now, in the recession, the city is behaving out of character. One day things might look promising; the next, not so good. With the rest of the state looking for guidance, it is easy to see how many realtors are concerned. But the truth is the market is trying to work itself out. It is vulnerable to the economy. It is aggressive in its method. And it will not go away Gently. Video Production Portland OregonBy: Bob Smith | 07/10/2009 | MultimediaWhen thinking about the state of Oregon many images come to mind, such as the Oregon Trail, lumberjacks, deep evergreen forests, wild terrain, and untamed landscapes to name a few. Human Capital InvestmentBy: Tony Payne | 10/10/2009 | Online BusinessThe current economic landscape is on unstable ground and the future is getting more difficult to predict. Many time-honored approaches to sustainable growth are beginning to seem outdated and irrelevant. As companies adjust their operations to better navigate the current economic turmoil, they often lose sight of core competencies critical to long term effectiveness, such as succession planning, leadership development, and improved training regimes. Ultimately, companies that continue to invest
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