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Electricity signaled progress a century ago. Broadband sparks it today.

Denver makes a case for TOD in a world of DOTs, says a global transit expert based in the city. Other cities, not so much.

The inaugural Global Groundwork Index sizes up the territories where infrastructure and corporate investment are aligning for the future.

What’s Smartest? Systems That Help Humans.

It’s as if North Carolina’s short-lived HB2 experiment never happened.

Politics and economic development often make awkward bedfellows. Ideally, they would be, in principle, entirely divorced from one another, but in practice they’re wed.

Site Selection’s Mac Conway Awards for Excellence in Economic Development recognize the top local and regional economic development agencies in the US.

The 10th Annual Global Best to Invest Awards salute the regions leading the way in corporate facility attraction and expansion.

Findlay makes it a four-peat as Batavia closes in.

For the third year in a row, Chicago, Omaha and Sioux City are No. 1 in their respective population categories.

Texas and Nebraska retain their status as top performers in Site Selection’s annual facilities race.

Our annual 50-state guide updates you on news from the past year, and what to watch for in the year ahead.

A recipe for curing economic development myopia.

Foreign investment, film production and corporate R&D centers grow particularly well in the Peach State’s business climate.

To understand where the United States Public-Private Partnership (P3) market is going, you have to review where it came from.

According to Cybersecurity Ventures, a cyber research and market intelligence company, cybercrime costs, which totaled $3 trillion in 2015, will reach $6 trillion by 2021.

Presented here in alphabetical order by company name, the top deals offer a collective snapshot of where the money’s going

What does it take to excel in economic development?

On the following pages we join corporate end users and site selection consultants around the world in celebrating those doing it best.

North Carolina winning the Prosperity Cup again this year will come as a shock to some.

The good news is that there’s still plenty of good news.

Looking at the biggest spenders in the most active industry sectors offers insight into the flow of worldwide commerce and investment.

Findlay Leads An Ohio Surge

These high-performing regions — big, medium and small — were just right for attracting corporate growth in 2016.