The Unlikely Cities That Will Power the U.S. Economy

Tech Transformation The Unlikely Cities That Will Power the U.S. Economy A number of smaller cities across the Midwest, Northeast, and South are reinventing themselves as tech centers.   Today's Top Stories Donald Trump Just Signed His Political Death Warrant Taking the Republican loyalty pledge shatters the independent image that is the key to his appeal—and that's not all. This Couple Dropped Everything to Open a Pizza Boat in the Caribbean Tara Bouis used to be a teacher. Sasha Bouis was a programmer at Standard & Poor's. Now they run the best-rated restaurant in St. Thomas—on a boat. Investment Lessons From August's Market Mayhem September could still be the cruelest month. Here's what you should be thinking. Emerging Markets Are Still the Future Some 3 billion people will enter the middle class by 2050, almost all of them in the developing world. Philly Landlords Are Cashing in on the Pope's Visit Short-term rentals in the city are going for truly ungodly rates.   Watch Out, BMW Jaguars Are About to Get a Lot Cheaper With two new models, Tata is steering the sexy, stagnant British brand right at BMW.         You received this message because you are subscribed to the Bloomberg Business Daily newsletter.       Unsubscribe | BloombergBusiness.com | Contact Us Bloomberg L.P. 731 Lexington, New York, NY, 10022   Powered by Blogger.