North America: PricewaterhouseCooper's "Cities of Opportunities" 2016 (Los Angeles, people, Chicago)

[Trafalgar Law]

Overall Global Rank:
03. Toronto
06. New York
08. San Francisco
13. Chicago
14. Los Angeles
22. Mexico City

http://www.pwc.com/us/en/cities-of-o...y-7-report.pdf

[the topper]

Originally Posted by Facts Kill Rhetoric

Overall Global Rank:
03. Toronto
06. New York
08. San Francisco
13. Chicago
14. Los Angeles
22. Mexico City

http://www.pwc.com/us/en/cities-of-o...y-7-report.pdf

If I were Price Waterhouse: drop SF from the list and add San Jose to the list since SF has been steeling SJ thunder. San Jose is the biggest city in the Bay Area with all the commerce.

[mhays25]

San Jose is a suburb that happens to also contain one of the San Francisco area's satellite downtowns.

Also, this is a global list, so they attribute the city that people have heard about.

[Mezter]

Originally Posted by mhays25

San Jose is a suburb that happens to also contain one of the San Francisco area's satellite downtowns.

Also, this is a global list, so they attribute the city that people have heard about.

That suburb is a big reason for why it's so high on the list though

[BMI]

Nice to see Toronto high on the list.

New mayor John Tory is doing a good job,
Things are happening.

Good to see NYC in top ten too.

[18Montclair]

Originally Posted by Mezter

That suburb is a big reason for why it's so high on the list though

Nonsense. Silicon Valley would never have existed were it not for SF.

[hemjem]

Originally Posted by 18Montclair

Nonsense. Silicon Valley would never have existed were it not for SF.

agreed