Regional inequality widens as few cities gain wealth from tech
The AP analysis shows Seattle and a handful of metros grew after the Great Recession while many Southern and Midwestern cities lagged, with median incomes rising in San Francisco and San Jose but falling in others. Tech hubs concentrate high earners, yet broader wage gains remain uneven across the United States.
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