By Meghan Hall The U.S. high-tech industry has grown astronomically since its modest days in the late 1990s and 2000s, and with 1.4 million jobs created since 2010, the sector now accounts for one of every four new jobs requiring office space. Combined with active capital markets, high productivity and rapid economic gains, the high-tech […]
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