Area Spotlights

From advanced mobility to solar, investments by the federal government are hitting home.

At a cell and gene therapy roundtable attended by Somerset County Manager of Economic Development Jessica Paolini...

Maine expands its network of clean energy companies and resources.

Louisiana cleans up while helping the world meet its clean energy goals.

Capital spending on major projects in Atlantic Canada...

New England states revolutionize power resources, bringing new investment out to sea.

Federal CHIPS Act funding entices a billion-dollar business investment.

From EV battery manufacturing to biotechnology, Colorado’s workforce is enticing industry expansion.

Andy Beshear blends his personal approach with a heavy dose of public investment.

How Ohio is pushing the boundaries of innovation.

Taiwanese manufacturers have found a penchant for investing in the Grand Canyon State.

Fresh on the heels of last week’s SelectUSA Investment Summit, learn from the experts at Tractus how and why the ties between corporate Asia and U.S. communities...

South Carolina spent 2022 raking in new investment.

The state’s Borderplex region leverages assets to drive economic growth.

An annual Manufacturing Business Conditions Survey conducted by the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED)

Michigan: Bald Tires No More|: Incentive Fund Unlocks $9B in Capital Investment: New incentives deliver EV mega-projects for Michigan and its auto industry.

The University of Delaware (UD) launched the Center for Clean Hydrogen in October 2022 to accelerate the transition to clean energy by reducing the cost of hydrogen...

Investments from a semiconductor company and a gambling technology company highlight two facets of the Connecticut economy.

Alabama prepares for the future of eco-friendly manufacturing innovation as industries shift focus with billions of dollars in investments.

Life sciences and the science of good living offer a heady blend in Washington.

Whether it’s a byproduct of the 1960s’ earth-loving hippy caravan, or simply the recent influx of high-tech workers...

For New York’s political leaders, no amount of hyperbole seemed over the top as they trumpeted Micron’s selection of a 1,200-acre site north of Syracuse for a $100 billion semiconductor plant.

The builder of a $2.5 billion pipeline moves from Dallas to Omaha to oversee the project.

Brick by brick, LEGO is building a global business empire centered on the meaning of its original name in Danish — “Play well.”