Writer: Ryan Gandolfo 2 min read August 2022 — Entrepreneurship and Nashville go hand in hand. The city’s entrepreneurial companies make up nearly a quarter of the city’s economy, according to the Nashville Entrepreneur Center. In 2022, Nashville ranks as the second best city to start a business in the
Writer: Caty Hirst 2 min read March 2022 — Broward County is getting its first people-mover project to shuttle travelers from the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport to the cruise ship terminal at Port Everglades and even to the Broward County Convention Center. It’s one example of the moves afoot to
Writer: Caty Hirst 2 min read February 2022 — Nashville continues to attract leading advanced manufacturing companies, with two deals announced for the region in January — Fiberon will establish a new manufacturing and distribution facility in Columbia and Parkway Products will expand its operations in Green County. North Carolina-based
Writer: Caty Hirst 2 min read December 2021 — Pittsburgh — one of the oldest cities in the nation — is on the verge of a facelift, as city and state officials quickly work to solidify priorities for their portion of the $1.2 trillion in federal funding from the Infrastructure
Writer: Sara Warden 2 min read December 2021 — Greater Fort Lauderdale has always been seen as a must-visit destination. Now, it is becoming a leading contender as a place to live. Within the last year, LinkedIn identified the region as the No. 1 metro for migrating software and IT
Writer: Alejandro Sanchez 2 min read July 2021— Cities throughout the southern United States are currently experiencing considerable population growth due to the influx of new residents from states like California and New York, a phenomenon accelerated by the pandemic. To accommodate this population growth, and mitigate potential future issues,
Writer: Joey Garrand 2 min read June 2021 — Middle Tennessee’s transformation has been remarkable, but with this growth and market maturity has come new challenges. “Two decades ago, Nashville was a sleepy, Tier-2 market. Trying to get a headquarters to move to Nashville was near impossible. Today, Nashville is
Writer: Catie Schwartzman 2 min read April 2021 — Atlantans want to see a greater effort on racial equity from banking and financial institutions, and several Atlanta-based companies are seeking to deliver just that. Some newcomers have made closing the racial financial gap their mission statement, while other established firms
Writer: Joshua Andino 2 min read, March 2021 — The only ETF invested primarily in Minnesota Municipal Bonds in the country is now available for trading. Mairs & Power, a St. Paul-based financial planner, revealed on Friday that it would begin offering everyday investors the opportunity to purchase municipal bonds
Writer: Catie Schwartzman 2 min read February 2021 — Atlanta’s population surge in recent years has earned the city the title of fourth-fastest-growing metro in the United States according to Freddie Mac. The leading beneficiary of that growth underpins a trend accelerated by the pandemic: the suburbs are surging. Atlanta
