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Thinking Of Making A Move? Try Out A New City, With Airbnb share this article "Lotus" the Retreat Cottage — Photo: Airbnb, Inc. The Gingerbread House~Swinging Bed~Charming — Photo: Airbnb, Inc. Log Cabin on wooded acre — Photo: Airbnb, Inc. Catalina Foothills West Rojo Suite Rooftop Patio — Photo: Airbnb, Inc. The COVID-19 pandemic has changed every aspect of our lives – including the way in which we work, travel and live. For many, the remote working trend sparked by the pandemic has created a more flexible lifestyle, ...

Economy, finance, and budgets Even as vaccination increases across the United States and an end to the tragedy of the Covid-19 pandemic seems in sight, the economic, fiscal, political, and geographic fallout from the virus cannot be overstated: a massive public health crisis that left more than half a million Americans dead, an economic catastrophe that caused record unemployment and small-business closures, and a seismic political event that surely helped tip the presidential election. The pandemic will pass, and the economy will revive, as it is already doing. But in geographic terms, today...

Reversing Brain Drain: Moving Talent to Middle America Reversing Brain Drain: Moving Talent to Middle America After decades of brain drain in rural America, Tulsa Remote is working to attract a diverse group of remote workers to live in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The program offers a $10,000 grant to remote workers and entrepreneurs living outside Oklahoma, who relocate to the state’s second largest city for one year, with the goal that they stay longer and truly engage in the community. Professor Prithwiraj “Raj” Choudhury discusses how the Tulsa Remote model provides workers the flexibility to ...

If you're a remote worker, moving to a new state could provide financial benefits.

7 places in the US that will pay you to move there Stephanie Asymkos Remote work has opened up the country for Americans who no longer need to be tethered to a physical office on an expensive coast or metro hub. Workers looking to move may want to check out the cities and states that have created incentive programs for relocation. This week, West Virginia announced its new program to compensate inbounders with $12,000 cash as part of a $25 million donation made by Intuit's executive chairman (and former CEO) Brad D. Smith and his wife Alys. “Employees now have gotten a taste...