Pittsburgh named in Yahoo Travel's "10 Unexpectedly romantic U.S. cities"

Although Cleveland named as well, so take this with a grain...
http://travel.yahoo.com/ideas/10-unexpectedly-romantic-u-s--cities.html?.tsrc=rawfront&page=6

Pittsburgh ranked #11 in Bloomberg's "America's 50 Best Cities"

America's 50 Best Cities - The Best Places to Live - Businessweek:

Pivoting a City: Can Startups Help More Than Themselves?

Pivoting a City: Can Startups Help More Than Themselves? - Alexis C. Madrigal - The Atlantic:

@Yinzpiration - 10 Things to love about Pittsburgh's Oakland

Brett is correct, Schenley Plaza was pure genius.
http://www.yinzpiration.com/blog/10-things-love-about-pittsburghs-oakland

Pittsburgh, once industrial, now chic | National Post

SAUL LOEB / AFP / Getty Images

Very nice article by Margaret Swaine, a Special Correspondent to the National Post (first time I think I've ever heard Pittsburgh called "chic" though). I saw in the comments below the article someone mentioning the overabundance of cloudy days in Pittsburgh. I've been back 16 years now, I just don't get that impression at all, the weather seems very balanced.

Underrated, U.S.A.: Pittsburgh, once industrial, now chic | Travel | Life | National Post

Pittsburgh ranked #6th best market to be looking for a tech job

Report: the best and worst U.S. cities for jobs in technology | VentureBeat
http://venturebeat.com/2012/07/04/jobs-in-technology-us-cities-report/

Live, Work, Play in the Top-Ranked Pittsburgh Region - YouTube

The well done video we see being played around Pittsburgh for a while now. Particularly at the PIT airport tram!
Live, Work, Play in the Top-Ranked Pittsburgh Region - YouTube:

PITTSBURGH Development Rundown - SkyscraperPage Forum

Great collection of Pittsburgh urban development initiatives with photos (wait for it to load, can take a while depending on your connection.

PITTSBURGH | Development Rundown II - SkyscraperPage Forum

Steve Forbes: Corbett's budget brings back prosperity

Steve Forbes' encouraging op ed on the state of PA's budget and cost cutting initiatives:

http://www.goerie.com/article/20120817/OPINION08/308179994/Steve-Forbes%253A-Corbett's-budget-brings-back-prosperity

Pittsburgh, the next hipster haven?

"Pittsburgh, PA, the next hipster haven"

Hottest Cities Of The Future - Business Insider

Also, name by Business Insider as the #2 Best Performing City

http://www.businessinsider.com/the-20-best-performing-cities-in-america-2012-3#2-pittsburgh-pennsylvania-19

Delta Airlines magazine profiles Pittsburgh this month

Delta Airlines magazine profiles Pittsburgh as a "comeback city" this month

http://www.pageturnpro.com/MSP-Communications/39512-Pittsburgh/default.html#1

http://deltaskymag.delta.com/Sky-Extras/City-Profiles.aspx

Downtown residential scene on the rise

Thanks to @mstubler for the heads up on this WSJ article discussing downtown Pittsburgh's growing residential scene.

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702303717304577277801029471634.html

Pgh highlighted by @JonBruner in Forbes as a "Comeback City"

"in 2009, the losses turned to gain: after several years of both growing in-migration and falling out-migration, more taxpayers moved to Allegheny County than moved out that year."

Thanks to @eventsgeek for the heads up!

http://www.forbes.com/sites/jonbruner/2012/03/05/ten-american-comeback-cities-map/

Rust and the rest: Reinventing cities

The Center for Michigan highlights Pittsburgh as a model for recovery in this recent article:
http://bridgemi.com/2012/02/rust-and-the-rest-reinventing-cities

Buffalo looks to Pittsburgh for ideas

"Pittsburgh is another Rust Belt “second city” where much work has been done to bring new economic life to a place the financial class long ago wrote off as having labor costs that are too high and environmental regulations that are too tough. For two decades, even as Pittsburgh and its surrounding region have mirrored Buffalo’s population decline, the foundations and universities in Pittsburgh, and a state-funded program called the Ben Franklin Technology Partners, have made extraordinary efforts to nurture startups even as Carnegie Mellon University has become known as the international leader in computer engineering."

Read more: http://artvoice.com/issues/v11n2/news_analysis#ixzz1jpVC4jDF

The 2012 In/Out List - The Washington Post

The Washington Post

According to the Washington Post, not old is Portland "out" and Pittsburgh "in", but flying lessons are "IN". My aviation goal this year is to see at least one friend get their private ticket.

The 2012 In/Out List - The Washington Post

Pittsburgh's blue-chip reinvention draws the big names

London based magazine, FDI Intelligence, covers Pittsburgh in a recent article:
http://www.alleghenyconference.org/PDFs/PRAMisc/FDISteelToSiliconDec2011.pdf

From www.fdiIntelligence.com.