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New data show which companies and locations in the United States are attracting the big money.

Who’s chasing the wind, who’s catching it, and where is it taking us next?

Economic and cultural theorist Jeremy Rifkin published his seminal work "Entropy" 35 years ago. His ideas about the future, however, are not winding down at all.

Some new projects near JFK are giving a transit hub in Jamaica, Queens, another shot at being the foundation of an Airport Village.

Need some help in your data center decision-making? Let the data itself show you the way.

Part of VBF’s plan is to expand production capacity like many an ag company has done in the past: by inking deals with independent growers who will sell their fish to VBF for processing.

The broad move from a finance-led economy to an innovation-led economy has required industries and metropolitan areas to adapt. Financial and professional service firms are now competing with tech firms for the best graduates.

How companies are winning the battle for the best call center talent.

Location analysis in the creative and digital media sector becomes more accessible with the help of online tools.

Snapshots from the megasite family photo album.

Field intelligence sheds light on global location, cost and workforce issues.

This year's edition of State of the States, in addition to containing updated legislative, demographic and education data, includes the second installment of six Rankings That Matter.

The domestic US industry is rebounding and the Mexican auto sector is soaring on the power of multiple megaplants.

Boeing announced in September it will consolidate the majority of its defense services and support-related activities from Washington State to other locations.

Frankfurt and Amsterdam surge, but latent London demand figures to drive projects by year's end.

Calls for repeal of the excise tax on medical devices haven't died down.

But some states appear to do FDI better than others.

An industry leader says ‘Smart Rural Communities’ are the first step to economic growth in small-town America.

Creating plastics from chicken feathers, and other manufacturing marvels.

Based on a partnership with Chevron, a California-based firm helps companies and communities turn mountains of garbage into fields of wattage.

This year’s Top Utilities in Economic Development exhibit resourcefulness and resilience on behalf of those they serve.

The tools you can use abound with options, but they can’t do your thinking for you.

Rising demand for Latino foods is causing a wave of new plant construction across the US.