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San Diego has 11.7 Technology patents per 1000 workers, 50% more the rate of San Fransciso (2nd place). That's not enough to earn it a Top 20 ranking? I can't take this seriously.
1871 in Chicago.... RANKS 1st IN US IN STUDY OF NORTH AMERICAN BUSINESS INCUBATORS
UBI Global Names 1871 #1 in the US The Top University-Affiliated Business Incubators In the US and #2 in North America Following Its Survey Of Over 400 Incubators Across 70 Countries
Chicago #7 in the World on this list moving up 3 placing....
^^^ I don't know if I trust a publication that puts Detroit as more innovative than San Francisco, but judging by the methodology, it doesn't look like that's exactly what the OP was talking about.
1871 in Chicago.... RANKS 1st IN US IN STUDY OF NORTH AMERICAN BUSINESS INCUBATORS
UBI Global Names 1871 #1 in the US The Top University-Affiliated Business Incubators In the US and #2 in North America Following Its Survey Of Over 400 Incubators Across 70 Countries
Chicago #7 in the World on this list moving up 3 placing....
^^^ I don't know if I trust a publication that puts Detroit as more innovative than San Francisco, but judging by the methodology, it doesn't look like that's exactly what the OP was talking about.
I agree. But that being said, I didn't even see Detroit listed in the first list anywhere. Am I missing something?
Thanks. I saw Ann Arbor (suburb of Detroit) and then Grand Rapids later on and guess stopped. Never imagined that they would be ranked higher than Detroit.
The metro designations are odd. Why is Santa Ana-Anaheim separated from Los Angeles? They are in the same labor market and geniuses in Orange County can easily collaborate with geniuses in Los Angeles County. This list goes in the dumpster for me.
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