Pensacola was ranked No. 25 on the list, as evidenced by significant increases in hiring, job creation and professional ...

LinkedIn released its first-ever Cities on the Rise list that ranks where hiring and demand for workers is growing the most. LinkedIn editor-in-chief Dan Roth joins TODAY to break down the top ...

The ranking comes after Idaho snagged third place in the U.S. News & World Report annual “Best States” ranking.

The city of Pensacola is getting some national recognition. The city came in at No. 25 on LinkedIn's "cities on the rise" ...

The LinkedIn report highlights 25 U.S. metro areas where job growth, economic momentum, and quality of life are drawing waves ...

A "Cities on the Rise" ranking published by LinkedIn identified Nashville among the Metro areas with ample opportunities for ...

The ranking shows that the Portland area’s average income is $74,990, with an average home listing price is $787,530. It also ...

As infrastructure and investments pour in, Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities are fast emerging as new engines of employment and talent ...

Are Indianapolis and Fort Wayne becoming popular cities for young professionals to move to? According to LinkedIn, both cities are favorable spots for people looking to advance their careers.

If you’re on the hunt for a new job, two North Carolina cities have been named among the best in the country for hiring.

A recent LinkedIn study finds that Grand Rapids is the nation's #1 fastest growing city for jobs and new talent.

Visakhapatnam leads LinkedIn's Cities on the Rise report, showcasing rapid growth in professional opportunities and industrial development.