Cities of Opportunity
New York ranks number one in this year's annual report by the Partnership for New York City and PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). The study analyzes how 26 cities perform as centers of business, based on 66 variables in 10 indicator areas. New York was the only one of the "big four" cities to make it into the top five. READ REPORT »
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Cities of Opportunity
New York City is faring well in comparison to other global capitals following the economic downturn of 2008, according to this annual report on what makes cities thrive by the Partnership for New York City and PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). The report analyzes how twenty-one global cities perform as centers of business opportunity, according to 58 variables in 10 indicator areas. New York City holds the top spot in two categories and ranks in the top 6 cities in 8 of the ten categories. READ REPORT »
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The Impact of 9/11
The Partnership for New York City takes a look back at the economic impact of September 11th and how the City recovered from the devastating attacks. READ MORE »
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China-US Business Leaders Roundtable
The Partnership for New York City, NYSE Euronext and the Vantone China Center hosted the second annual China-US Business Leaders Roundtable, a gathering of Chinese and American CEOs. Read more on how they're looking to increase economic development in New York.
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Grounded: The High Cost of Air Traffic Congestion
The annual cost of flight delays caused by air traffic congestion at the New York Region's three major airports were responsible for more than $2.6 billion in losses to the regional economy in 2008, and – if no action is taken – will total a staggering $79 billion over the eighteen year span between 2008 and 2025, according to this report by the Partnership for New York City. READ REPORT »
