Showing posts with label rankings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rankings. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
RollingStone blesses N'ville
Via Nashville Scene, which says a reader ripped-off and passed-along an RS article, Nashville is now regarded as America's Best Music Scene. Rip it here.
Labels:
live performance,
music,
Nashville Scene,
rankings,
Rolling Stone
Biz-friendly TN
With weight on taxes, Tennessee ranks among the top-third U.S. States for business friendlieness, the KNS reports.
Monday, February 28, 2011
TN tax burden
A new study found Tennesseans bore the fourth-lowest tax burden among U.S. states in fiscal year 2009. The only states with lower combined state and local taxes per person were South Dakota, Nevada and Alaska, according to the Tax Foundation.
Labels:
rankings,
state government,
Tax Foundation
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Tennessee sci-tech 41st
The Milken Institute State Technology and Science Index puts Tennessee 41st, overall.
Monday, November 01, 2010
Tennessee 2nd nationally in business climate
Site Selection magazine says Tennessee is second only to North Carolina in Business Climate. The state's release is here.
Labels:
economic development,
rankings,
Site Selection
Wednesday, March 03, 2010
TN top in SEast in Site Selection ranking
Tennessee has won 5th place in the annual Site Selection magazine rankings of states, based on capital-investment victories. That puts TN ahead of North Carolina and other Southeastern States. The magazine story is here.
Labels:
economic development,
rankings,
Site Selection
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
More love for Clarksville
This time, it's BusinessWeek, naming Clarksville the best city in Tennessee in which to raise children. Earlier, the city made CNNMoney's list of top 4 places to start a business. Gannett's Leaf Chronicle reports.
Labels:
Clarksville,
economic development,
rankings
Tuesday, November 03, 2009
TN slip in Site ranking
Tennessee slipped from 2nd to 5th in the latest Site Selection business-climate ranking, which the KNS reports.
Labels:
economic development,
rankings,
Site Selection
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