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Prosperity varies from U.S. city to city: think tank
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Large U.S. cities are economically strong -- generating 75 percent of the country's gross domestic product -- but only one-fifth enjoy a mix of healthy productivity, narrow wage inequality and environmental sustainability, according to a survey released on Thursday.
Nations:U.S. Source:(Reuters)
2008-06-12
Study: Rural students better in science
Rural students perform better in science than their urban counterparts, and rural teachers are generally happy with their schools, a federal study says.
2007-07-26
Rising ranks of US rich highlight social dilemma
A booming US economy has led to an explosion in the ranks of the wealthy unseen in a century, creating a surging market for luxury goods as well as a new era of philanthropy, researchers say.
Nations:U.S. People:Bill Gates Warren Buffett Ronald Reagan
2007-01-21
NYC professor promotes urban fish farm
In the basement of an ivy-covered building on the surprisingly leafy campus of Brooklyn College is something even more surprising: thousands of tilapia packed tighter than a subway car into 300-gallon fiberglass fish tanks.
Nations:U.S. China
2006-08-11
Oslo, London world's most expensive cities: report
Oslo and London are the world's most expensive cities, while Zurich and Geneva residents have the highest buying power, according to a report released on Wednesday.
Nations:Denmark U.S. Switzerland India Malaysia U.K.
2006-08-09
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