PYMNTS

JANUARY 18, 2018

Austin, Boston, New York and D.C. Austin, Texas. Boston, Massachusetts. When Amazon came to Seattle, Washington, it changed the region through a boom in development to keep up with growth in employees and higher rent prices. all made the cut, as did some surprises like Columbus, Ohio. Politicians across the U.S.

Columbus 101

Columbus Los Angeles North Carolina New York 101

PYMNTS

JUNE 8, 2020

The release said AffiniPay is “consistently ranked among the fastest growing companies in America,” including by Austin Business Journal and the Inc. Porter nabbed the 2016 EY Entrepreneur of the Year Award in the Financial Technology category for the Central Texas region.

Industry 130

Industry Payments Austin Boston 130

PYMNTS

OCTOBER 19, 2018

That is partly because Amazon Chief Executive Jeff Bezos owns The Washington Post and has a house in the region. Austin, Boston, New York and D.C. However, the suburbs of Montgomery County, Maryland and Northern Virginia, along with the District of Columbia, have “long been speculated to be frontrunners,” according to the paper.

District of Columbia 135

District of Columbia Indianapolis New York City New York 135

PYMNTS

APRIL 12, 2019

The service launches Thursday (April 11) in Boston, Austin and Rochester after a pilot in Sacramento and Buffalo, among other places. As On-Demand becomes available in more regions, we’ll be connecting with the community to listen, support, and continue building the best possible product experience for shoppers,” Hahn said.

Sacramento 100

Sacramento Austin Boston Regional 100

PYMNTS

MARCH 9, 2020

“What will factor into any restaurant or restaurant group’s success in tomorrow’s online world are the numbers and demographics of just how tourist-traveled your city, town, or region is going forward. As the year rolls on he expects to launch in Seattle, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Austin, Dallas, Houston, Chicago, Boston and Miami.

Miami 130

Miami Los Angeles Austin South Carolina 130

PYMNTS

MAY 11, 2017

This report purports that technology is the game changer when it comes to bridging the gap between the startup-heavy places, like Silicon Valley and Boston, and the rest of the world. The technology industry currently sits at 4.5 percent of the $100 trillion gross domestic product (GDP), whereas it was just 2 percent of it in 1992.

Report 108

Report Los Angeles San Francisco Boston 108

CB Insights

APRIL 17, 2018

He received his MBA in 1993 from UT Austin before joining Credit Suisse First Boston as an Equity Research Analyst, where he focused on computer hardware and software. Education: University of Texas at Austin (MBA), University of Florida (BSE). Education: University of Pennsylvania (MBA & MA), Boston University (BS).

San Francisco 71

San Francisco CA Capital Operations 71