Economics
The Richest U.S. Counties Are Getting Even Richer
- Energy-linked communities surge in ranking of affluence
- Largest share of counties with income increases since 1981
The Grand Teton National Park mountain range is seen from the Jackson Lake Lodge in Moran, Wyoming, U.S..
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The billionaire playgrounds of Jackson Hole and Aspen are getting richer, according to new government data, which shows residents of these pricey ski resorts -- along with Manhattan -- commanding the highest personal income in the U.S.