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Wyoming's Economy is Ranked 4th
WASHINGTON, D.C. (December 21, 2007) – In the American Legislative Exchange Council’s (ALEC) first economic ranking of all 50 states, Wyoming, with no income, business, or estate taxes, low debt, recent tax cuts, and “right-to-work” status was ranked as the 4th best state in the country.
Kiplinger's rates Cheyenne No. 2 tax-friendly city in U.S.
May 2007 Kiplinger's magazine awards Cheyenne, Wyo., the second
tax-friendly city in the nation.
Cheyenne Selected as 5-star Quality of Life Metro
CLEVELAND, OH ( June 12, 2006) — If you owned a mid-sized (100-500 employees) company that is growing rapidly, and you needed to find the best place to locate a new manufacturing or distribution facility, or perhaps a back office operation, why would you care about something like quality of life?
Forbes: Cheyenne No. 2 lowest Cost of Doing Business
May 2006 - Cheyenne ranked 22, in overall ranking out of 179 small places in Forbes’ “Best Places for Business Report” and ranked No. 2 for “Cost of Doing Business” in the smaller localities division. Casper, Wyo., came in overall at No. 55 and ranked fourth in cost of doing business.
Best and worst tax codes for businesses
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com, February 26, 2006) - Wyoming tops the list of states with the most business-friendly tax system, according to a report released Monday.
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. to receive Community Impact Award for its contributions to the city of Cheyenne
BIRMINGHAM, AL— (March
20, 2006) Trade & Industry Development, the premier source of
information on site selection and corporate growth strategies, announces
its first-annual Corporate Investment and Community Impact (CiCi)
Awards. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. was one of 15 recipients to receive the
Community Impact award on behalf of its contributions to Cheyenne, WY.
Wyoming ranked third for entrepreneurship policies
October 2006 - Wyoming ranked 3rd, in overall ranking out of
51states (including the District of Columbia) in the Small Business &
Entrepreneurship Councils' “Small Business Survival Index 2006”
Expansion Management ranks Wyoming Third in it's 2005 LEGISLATIVE QUOTIENT ™
November 2005 - Expansion Management magazine has ranked
Wyoming No. 3 in its 11th annual Legislative Quotient evaluation of the
business climate created by each of the 50 state legislatures.
Cheyenne rated second among “Best Cities for Relocating Families”
May 2005 - Cheyenne is ranked
second in “Best Cities for Relocating Families” in the small
cities category in a study by Worldwide ERC® (Employment
Relocation Council) and Primacy Relocation.
Cheyenne's rank is up from No. 8 in the same survey in 2004.
Morgan Quinto Press Ranks Wyoming as the 4th Most Livable State
March 2005-Wyoming is the fourth most livable state in the nation, according to a list put out annually by Morgan Quitno Press. The 2005 list moves Wyoming ahead two slots, up from sixth in 2004 and
14th in 2003.
Cleanest Air: Cheyenne, Wyo. Worst Air: L.A.
April 2005- America's air quality
is a little bit better. But don't breathe a big sigh of relief --
especially if you're among the 52% of American's whose air is still
unhealthy.
Wyoming rated sixth for progressive pro-business policies
November 2004 - Pollina Corporate Real Estate, Inc. issued its
annual national study, "Top Ten Pro-Business States 2005: Keeping Jobs
in America, "which evaluates state and federal economic development
policies, names Wyoming sixth for progressive pro-business policies.
Kiplinger's rates Cheyenne No. 1 tax-friendly city in U.S.
July 2004 Kiplinger's magazine awards Cheyenne, Wyo., the top
tax-friendly city in the nation.
Cheyenne rated No. 1 for 'Cost of Doing Business'
Area Development
magazine's February 2004 issue gives Cheyenne, Wyo., a first-place
rating in the article "Hottest Manufacturing Metro Areas" for the cost
of doing business.
Cheyenne receives 5-Stars
Expansion Management magazine listed "Best Places to Live & Work."
Cheyenne received the highest award--5 stars--for its excellent quality
of life. Also, Wyoming was ranked third in the nation as business friendly.
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