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Six years after the onset of the global COVID-19 pandemic, workplaces around the world are still settling into the new normal of workplace arrangements.

Dozens of legal recruiting firms are active in the Washington, D.C., area, which underscores the nation’s capital as a magnet for attorneys.

Sleek, on-demand, low-cost, seamless — these aren’t buzzwords, they’re the reality of an innovative transportation infrastructure pursuit spearheaded by Atlanta Airport Community Improvement District (AACID) leadership.

After surveying its global prospects and fielding offers almost too good to be true, closely held Arctic Circle-based multinational S.C. Unlimited (SCL) has decided to keep the home fires burning at the North Pole.

After surveying its global prospects and fielding offers almost too good to be true, closely held Arctic Circle-based multinational S.C. Unlimited (SCL) has decided to keep the home fires burning at the North Pole.

A new project investment backed by Egyptian officials aims to leverage the country’s mineral resources in order to drive a new wave of economic growth.

When it comes to a high profile in the worlds of artificial intelligence and autonomy, does Pittsburgh spring to mind? It should.

I’ve been in the room when a company’s leaders met with a state’s economic developers to plan a flashy, scripted news conference announcing the latest and greatest manufacturing project.

The topic of establishing new manufacturing operations in the United States is as broad as it is important.

Founded in 2018 in South Africa by CEO Celina Lee, CTO Megan Yates and Ekow Duker, Zindi is a completely online data science platform and networking community that supports AI and data-driven competitions for over 85,000 student and professional data scientists.

In the classic 1986 hoops movie “Hoosiers,” coach Norman Dale, played by Gene Hackman, tells his basketball team at a small high school in Indiana what it means to compete for a championship: “If you put your efforts and concentration into playing to your potential, to be the best that you can be, I don’t care what the scoreboard says at the end of the game,” he says. “In my book, we’re going to be winners.”

As Atlanta gets ready to host eight matches during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Fulton County Executive Airport is preparing with some major upgrades not just for the event, but also to support the county’s longer-term economic growth.

Johns Creek shows how it’s done in the northern suburbs of metro Atlanta.

Success is defined in a variety of ways, but for Georgia Institute of Technology President Ángel Cabrera the university’s interpretation of success is driven by its ability to amplify impact and cultivate value statewide ... and worldwide.

National Football League teams use annual preseason minicamp workouts to acclimate rookies and refresh veteran players.

Chris Clark, the typically sunny president and CEO of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, appeared unusually pensive discussing global trade tensions during a half-hour media briefing commenced via Zoom in mid-April.

Building successful Special Economic Zones (SEZs) is extremely difficult. The 2020s have been a bad decade for many SEZs.

Now publicly scouring the nation and the globe for potential sites, San Diego–based Natilus, maker of an innovative blended-wing-body (BWB) aircraft, announced this week it aims to build a 300-job, 250,000-sq.-ft. complex near an airport to make its KONA cargo freighter.