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Management
The 2018 Farm Bill Could Make Hemp the Next Tobacco
The legislation currently contains a provision that would define industrial hemp a regular agricultural crop.
Management
Seattle Is the Fastest Growing U.S. City That Is Actually a City
Some of America's fastest growing cities aren't actually very urban.
Management
1 in 5 Americans Know Someone Who Has Been Addicted to Opioids
A Federal Reserve study looked at how people assessed the state of their local economy and the national economy, to see if the “deaths of despair” hypothesis of the opioid abuse crisis held true.
Infrastructure
How Do New 'Supertall' Skyscrapers in U.S. Cities Measure Up to the Rest of the World?
San Francisco and Philadelphia are joining the ranks of global cities with towers that rise above 300 meters, a height that may seem puny across Asia these days.
Management
The Future of American Jobs Is Taking Care of the Elderly
The number of U.S. workers in home health care jumped from less than 700,000 in 2002 to more than 1.4 million in 2017. Projections for the growth of elderly-care aides are consistent with recent history.
Management
This Is Now the Nation's Richest Urban Area
Not only is the San Francisco Bay Area the nation's richest metropolitan area, household incomes there are also among the fastest growing.
Management
Legal Marijuana Is Not Staying Where It’s Supposed to in the U.S.
New research shows that its tough to keep legalized marijuana from moving across state borders.
Workforce
Economists Still Can't Decide Whether the Minimum Wage Is a Good Thing
Economists have been debating the merits of the minimum wage for more than a century.
Workforce
The Four Eras of American Jobs, in One Century-spanning Chart
The future belongs to health care.
Finance
The U.S. States That Rely The Most on Trade With China
A trade war with China would have the biggest economic impact on Tennessee, Washington, California and South Carolina.
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