By Michael Tomberlin
When Amazon announced publicly that it is seeking a city for a second U.S. headquarters, it sparked dreams in metros from coast to coast.Landing what is dubbed “HQ2” with its $5 billion in investment and 50,000 jobs is just a dream for most. Even the “experts” (anyone with a Facebook account) came out to shoot down how ludicrous it is to even think a city like Birmingham could compete against the likes of an Atlanta, a Chicago or any number of cities.
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