Austin is deeply tied to San Francisco and Miami to New York in a world of connected 'meta cities,' report finds

• With remote work, white-collar workers are moving around the globe. 
• Urban planner Richard Florida argues that cities can no longer be defined purely by geography. 
• When New York talent moves to Miami or San Franciscans move to Austin, new cities are being formed.

Many of the most vital global business and talent hubs aren't the biggest or most economically powerful in the new world of remote work. As white collar, or so-called "knowledge workers," choose to work outside of traditional offices, the world's best talent is migrating from superstar cities like New York and London to places like Miami and Dubai.