Headlight Data | 2016 April

14 Apr 2016

Fastest Growing Large Metro Economies of 2015 are Austin, Orlando, San Jose; Slowest are Rochester, Pittsburgh, Buffalo

Recently released data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics illuminates which large metros have the fastest growing economies. Growth is measured by the percentage change in employment between Dec. 2014 and Dec. 2015. Headlight Data ranks employment growth for the 53 largest metros (1,000,000+...

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14 Apr 2016

Fastest Growing Large Metro Private Economies of 2015 are Austin, Orlando, Richmond; Slowest are Rochester, Buffalo, Oklahoma City

Recently released data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics illuminates which large metros have the fastest growing private sector. Growth is measured by the percentage change in private sector employment between Dec. 2014 and Dec. 2015. Headlight Data ranks private sector employment growth for...

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14 Apr 2016

Fastest Growing Large Metro Private Sector Salaries of 2015 found in Columbus, Virginia Beach, Birmingham; Highest Salaries in San Jose, Seattle, San Francisco

Recently released data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics illuminates which large metros have the fastest growing private sector salaries. Growth is measured by the percentage change in average annual salary between Dec. 2014 and Dec. 2015. Headlight Data ranks salary growth for the...

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14 Apr 2016

Fastest Growing Mid-Sized Metro Economies of 2015 are Fayetteville-AR, Provo-UT, Cape Coral-FL; Slowest are Scranton-PA, Youngstown-OH, Allentown-PA

Recently released data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics illuminates which mid-sized metros have the fastest growing economies. Growth is measured by the percentage change in employment between Dec. 2014 and Dec. 2015. Headlight Data ranks employment growth for the 52 mid-sized metros (500,000...

08:03 / News

14 Apr 2016

Fastest Growing Mid-Sized Metro Private Economies of 2015 are Fayetteville-AR, Provo-UT, Cape Coral-FL; Slowest are Scranton-PA, Tulsa-OK, Syracuse-NY

Recently released data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics illuminates which mid-sized metros have the fastest growing private sector. Growth is measured by the percentage change in private sector employment between Dec. 2014 and Dec. 2015. Headlight Data ranks private sector employment growth for...

08:02 / News

14 Apr 2016

Fastest Growing Mid-Sized Metro Private Sector Salaries of 2015 found in Cape Coral-FL, Oxnard-CA, North Port-FL; Highest Salaries in Bridgeport-CT, New Haven-CT, Santa Rosa-CA

Recently released data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics illuminates which mid-sized metros have the fastest growing private sector salaries. Growth is measured by the percentage change in average annual salary between Dec. 2014 and Dec. 2015. Headlight Data ranks salary growth for the...

08:01 / News

April 2016

Fastest Growing Large Metro Economies of 2015 are Austin, Orlando, San Jose; Slowest are Rochester, Pittsburgh, Buffalo

Fastest Growing Large Metro Private Economies of 2015 are Austin, Orlando, Richmond; Slowest are Rochester, Buffalo, Oklahoma City

Fastest Growing Large Metro Private Sector Salaries of 2015 found in Columbus, Virginia Beach, Birmingham; Highest Salaries in San Jose, Seattle, San Francisco

Fastest Growing Mid-Sized Metro Economies of 2015 are Fayetteville-AR, Provo-UT, Cape Coral-FL; Slowest are Scranton-PA, Youngstown-OH, Allentown-PA

Fastest Growing Mid-Sized Metro Private Economies of 2015 are Fayetteville-AR, Provo-UT, Cape Coral-FL; Slowest are Scranton-PA, Tulsa-OK, Syracuse-NY

Fastest Growing Mid-Sized Metro Private Sector Salaries of 2015 found in Cape Coral-FL, Oxnard-CA, North Port-FL; Highest Salaries in Bridgeport-CT, New Haven-CT, Santa Rosa-CA