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Not every city can have a hip start-up ecosystem that appeals to young entrepreneurial organizations. When start-ups are looking to move, there's a strong pull in sleepy, steadfast cities, new research finds.

Inequality hampered cities from recovering economically during the pandemic. Now, it’s on the rise around the country. Rotman’s Richard Florida explains.

The rapid expansion of dollar chains in the U.S. is causing neighbourhood grocers to shutter, impacting low-income households most, new research finds.

Technology clusters drive innovation and economic growth, but also cause income segregation, research finds. Investment in local infrastructure and amenities is key.

New research finds e-commerce companies often discriminate against low-income and densely populated areas. And those that do are missing out on huge opportunities for growth.

Our current world order was designed 75 years ago, after World War II. The time has come for a new paradigm.

As people return to downtown living, how will cities and startups adapt?

As workers return to offices, professor William Strange explores the impact of the pandemic on where we live and work.