I was surprised not to see Denver on the list. Unemployment in the Denver metro has been pretty good throughout. I can't imagine more money has been spent in Me

I was surprised not to see Denver on the list. Unemployment in the Denver metro has been pretty good throughout. I can't imagine more money has been spent in Medical than at CU's new medical center (it's an enormous complex that is nearly constantly expanding). Cost of living is higher I suppose. It certainly doesn't line up with my actual experience. I have extensive ties to Little Rock, and I just don't see any way that it's anyone can consider it a "stronger" city in any possible measure. Unemployment has been sky high, and continues to be a real challenge there (I have 5 or 6 college degree holding friends that have unemployed for more than 12 months). In Denver everyone I know has a job. I'd love to see more about their methodology.