What Tesla is doing in America’s newest smokestacks-free manufacturing cityFremont, California is reinventing what it means to live in a factory town, and the electric car giant has joined in what could be a new era of U.S. manufacturing.
Why Detroit could be the next Silicon Valley (and vice versa)As manufacturing grows more high tech, software will play a bigger role.
What the rise of retirees and minorities mean for U.S. businessAn aging population combined with a rapidly growing Asian, Hispanic and mixed population will have large implications on everything from how companies develop products and services to the way they train their workforce, says Bruce Katz, co-director of the Metropolitan Policy Program at the Brookings Institution.
How universities can renew America’s citiesBy relocating graduate programs and research institutions into the core of cities, universities and colleges can spur metropolitan growth, says Bruce Katz, a vice president at the Brookings Institution and co-director of the Metropolitan Policy Program.
A year later, what cities can learn from Detroit’s bankruptcyDetroit’s recovery shows that cities are networks, not just governments
Where the American Startup Dream is Moving: DowntownThe garage is so… 1980s. The geography of innovation has shifted from the office park to downtown. Smart CEOs, leaders and policymakers would be wise to get with the program.
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