Area Spotlights

In August, after unions submitted enough signatures to put repeal of a right-to-work law on a referendum, Missouri voters overwhelmingly rejected it.

With a boost from shale reserves, Pittsburgh International Airport is ready to soar.

Las Vegas is a consciously and continuously young city.

For advanced transportation technology, California is leading the way.

Cryptocurrency made in America springs from a huge data center in Plano — even as a Chinese rival sets up shop just down the road.

The Natural State drafts a plan for its companies’ future competitiveness.

Leading technology and innovations are made in the valley – New York’s Tech Valley, that is.

When Subaru of America opened a new headquarters in Camden it represented the evolution of a Camden redevelopment story begun by Campbell Soup Company 12 years ago.

New Orleans, Lafayette burnish their IT center credentials.

When Kratos Defense and Security Solutions announced plans for a major expansion in Oklahoma City, the head of the company’s drone division was clear on why.

The back 40 are a living lab for high-tech farming in the Bluegrass State.

Demand for super-smart talent is about to skyrocket in the Valley of the Sun.

Bio, IT Projects Land in Rhode Island, Connecticut

One of the biggest pork processing facilities in the country is all systems go, even as its leaders navigate the challenges of potential tariffs, immigration and workforce development.

Utah expands a diverse manufacturing base.

A craving to jolt the energy landscape.

A conversation with Council of the Great Lakes Region President and CEO Mark Fisher.

Sometimes you have to get off the beaten path to find the hidden gems.

New Orleans Welcomes a Tech Superstar; Kratos Makes a Move into Oklahoma; and Help for Houston

The ‘Power of Innovation’ draws more investment from overseas capital investors.

Maryland’s state leaders and universities demonstrate the state’s scientific magnetism via initiatives and incubators.

Will Amazon overlook the toxic business climate that is Illinois and pick a Chicagoland location for its second headquarters? It could.

A near-death experience propels the mission of a Minnesota startup.

An economist weighs in on where Indiana ‘compares favorably’ to other states, among other topics.