Albuquerque Albuquerque’s economy is fairly well insulated from recession>> Atlanta Atlanta is a major population and job growth center>> Austin Austin has a healthy business environment for growing companies>> Baltimore Jobs here are more likely to occur in education and health services >> Boston Job growth and creation in the Boston area is fueled by four key sectors>> Buffalo Buffalo is home to many manufacturing companies>> Charlotte Charlotte’s high economic growth is expected to continue>> Chicago Chicago remains the United States' second financial center>> Cincinnati Cincinnati ranks sixth for the number of Fortune 500 companies>> Cleveland Cleveland has been forced to diversify its economy>> Dallas-Ft. Worth Dallas-Fort Worth produces one-third of the state’s GNP>> Denver Local analysts consider the business outlook for the near future to be mixed>> Detroit Detroit is adding higher-end professional services>> Greenville Income in the city is well below the national average >> Hartford Hartford is a powerful insurance and financial center>> Houston Houston is world-renowned for its aerospace and health care innovations>> Indianapolis Indianapolis is a key industrial, commercial and transportation center for the Midwest>> Jacksonville Jacksonville’s is among America’s best cities to expand and relocate a business>> Kansas City The future looks rosy for Kansas City, with its varied economy>> Los Angeles Los Angeles is a multi-faceted city with no single dominant trade>> Memphis FedEx is by far the region’s largest employer>> Miami South Florida’s economy is strong, if not downright booming>> Milwaukee Local analysts say this city’s business outlook is mixed>> Minneapolis-St. Paul Minneapolis-St. Paul is among the best in the nation for businesses>> Nashville Nashville is on nearly everybody’s lists of economic bests>> New York Job growth in New York has been bullish>> Orlando Tourism continues to be the principal industry in Orlando>> Philadelphia Experts foresee a thirteen percent increase in employment>> Phoenix At least a dozen individual industries drive the Phoenix economy>> Portland Portland remains the third largest export port on the West Coast>> Raleigh-Durham Jobs here are closely tied to high technology and pharmaceutical companies>> Rochester Numerous sectors of the economy have outdistanced manufacturing>> Salt Lake City Experts expect Salt Lake City’s job market to grow >> San Jose The technology industry here is continuing to grow>> San Antonio San Antonio is generally considered to have consistent job growth >> San Diego San Diego is a major resort town and naval base >> San Francisco This city has seen job growth in its leading sectors>> Seattle Seattle is continually diversifying its >> St. Louis Recent growth in professional sectors has offset declines>> Washington DC The metropolitan region expects employment to grow>>
