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Are You In The Best City For Your Job?

First Posted: 06/21/08 06:12 AM ET Updated: 11/17/11 09:02 AM ET

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BusinessWeek:

Elizabeth A. Campbell was happy with the job offer from a top Houston law firm, but she wasn't itching to leave the comfortable life she had built for herself and her two teenage boys in suburban New Jersey. Other than a detour to Michigan for law school, she was a lifelong Northeasterner.

Campbell drew up a table of the pluses and minuses of relocating. On the plus side: more affordable real estate, no state taxes, cheaper food and services, an international airport, and strong schools and sports programs. Only one minus: saying goodbye to friends and family.

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03:53 PM on 06/17/2008
Should Warren Buffett be in New York instead of Omaha, surrounded by all those intelligent investors?

He doesn't think so.