Technology had a bigger proportion of the professionals making over $200,000 in 2019 than it did a decade prior, Technical.ly data shows. See how industries stacked up in the latest from our reporting series on incomes and wealth.

The SEC has a minimum salary for who can become an accredited investor. But Kelauni Jasmyn asks why that's needed in the first place.

Baltimore is an outlier on population trends. Can the city also approach changing neighborhoods differently?

For years, research has shown high-income earners are a lot less likely to move away from a city than you expect. Is the pandemic finally changing that?

Against the backdrop of recent news about population losses, Technical.ly data show an increase in high-earning Black residents. They could be a spark for building neighborhood wealth.

Growth in tech is helping DC add wealth, but many BIPOC technologists are still getting left behind. When it comes to an equitable career ladder, it's about more than salary, these high earners say.

Delaware's Black population is the racial group with the most growth among high earners over the past decade. Beyond salaries, these experts point to entrepreneurship as the best means for building generational wealth — especially if it leads to investing in others' startups.

Pittsburgh has turned its tech prowess into wealth over the past decade. But data show that not all residents are sharing in the returns.

The pool of potential investors can tell us a lot about the health of local startups. Here's what the data say about who's a part of it in Philly.

Tech has made many richer. Through a Technical.ly data analysis and the start of an ongoing series, we look at what it means that at the same time, in many American cities, racial income inequality is worsening.