Despite being the most expensive, how come Sinkapore is not even in the top 20 list?
Hmmm wonder why 154th never publish this article?
The 20 Best Cities On The PlanetBusiness Insider
By Megan Willett | Business Insider – Thu, May 15, 2014 1:44 AM SGT
Tokyo topped the ranking with impressive technology, economy, and an ability to attract talent from all over the world.
With globalization, climate change, and social and economical challenges, today’s world cities need to adapt like never before.
The IESE Business School in Spain is out with its annual Cities in Motion Index (ICIM), which ranks the world’s best ("smartest") cities — those that have the highest levels of innovation, sustainability, and quality of life. T his year, Tokyo came in first with its impressive public management, technology, economy, and the ability to attract talent from all over the world.
To establish the ranking, researchers studied 135 cities across 55 countries, and based their results on over 50 indicators along 10 different dimensions including governance, public management, urban planning, technology, environment, international outreach, social cohesion, mobility and transportation, human capital (ability to attract talent), and economy. (You can read more about the categories and methodology here.)
Of the top 20 cities, 10 are European (London, Paris, Oslo, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Eindhoven, Zürich, Basel, and Geneva), six are in the U.S. (New York, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Dallas, Chicago, Baltimore), three are in Asia (Tokyo, Seoul, and Osaka), and one is Oceanian (Sydney). Below is the full list of the top 20 cities:
1.Tokyo
2.London
3.New York
4.Zürich
5.Paris
6.Geneva
7.Basel
8.Osaka
9.Seoul
10.Oslo
11.Philadelphia
12.Los Angeles
13.Dallas
14.Copenhagen
15.Eindhoven
16.Amsterdam
17.Sydney
18.Stockholm
19.Chicago
20.Baltimore
https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/20-best-cities-planet-174400366.html
Hmmm wonder why 154th never publish this article?
The 20 Best Cities On The PlanetBusiness Insider
By Megan Willett | Business Insider – Thu, May 15, 2014 1:44 AM SGT
Tokyo topped the ranking with impressive technology, economy, and an ability to attract talent from all over the world.
With globalization, climate change, and social and economical challenges, today’s world cities need to adapt like never before.
The IESE Business School in Spain is out with its annual Cities in Motion Index (ICIM), which ranks the world’s best ("smartest") cities — those that have the highest levels of innovation, sustainability, and quality of life. T his year, Tokyo came in first with its impressive public management, technology, economy, and the ability to attract talent from all over the world.
To establish the ranking, researchers studied 135 cities across 55 countries, and based their results on over 50 indicators along 10 different dimensions including governance, public management, urban planning, technology, environment, international outreach, social cohesion, mobility and transportation, human capital (ability to attract talent), and economy. (You can read more about the categories and methodology here.)
Of the top 20 cities, 10 are European (London, Paris, Oslo, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Eindhoven, Zürich, Basel, and Geneva), six are in the U.S. (New York, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Dallas, Chicago, Baltimore), three are in Asia (Tokyo, Seoul, and Osaka), and one is Oceanian (Sydney). Below is the full list of the top 20 cities:
1.Tokyo
2.London
3.New York
4.Zürich
5.Paris
6.Geneva
7.Basel
8.Osaka
9.Seoul
10.Oslo
11.Philadelphia
12.Los Angeles
13.Dallas
14.Copenhagen
15.Eindhoven
16.Amsterdam
17.Sydney
18.Stockholm
19.Chicago
20.Baltimore
https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/20-best-cities-planet-174400366.html