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18 hours ago ago from Which Way California?

LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch) -- New Orleans is off the basement floor in MarketWatch's annual survey of the best cities for business, while a Rust Belt city has replaced it at the very bottom of the list and several other metro areas in California's San Joaquin Valley are now ranked below it. Sure, the Crescent City still languishes in the bottom 10 of MarketWatch's survey as it continues to recover from the effects of 2005's Hurricane ...

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