Micron Technology plans a new research institute in Idaho; Aspora will increase its presence in the EU market with a new location in Lithuania; Genentech plans to expand its manufacturing base in Oregon.
Agribusiness and food processing top the Gem State’s economy.
Utah, Idaho and Wyoming are betting that nuclear energy will define the next era of industrial competitiveness.
Idaho’s innovative Hempitecture isn’t just blowing smoke.
Micron’s new memory manufacturing fab in Boise lures workers with a child care facility.
The sense of adventure conjured by the mere thought of the Rocky Mountains has real traction in the world of business.
The journey toward a trillion-dollar market is unfolding tens or hundreds of billions of dollars at a time, including Micron’s two megaprojects in Idaho...
Meta’s announced plan for an $800 million data center southwest of Boise represents the biggest dollar investment in Idaho since at least as far back as 2015...
We examine state workforce climates (not programs) across four U.S. regions, with exclusive insights from Emsi on what’s attracting people to top counties for talent.
Idaho National Laboratory is one big reason the city was named Milken Institute’s best-performing small city for 2021.
How a location data firm found its new HQ in its hometown.
Giant multinationals see a green future in the Rocky Mountain West.
What’s your first thought when you hear “Idaho”? You’ll be excused if you answered “potatoes,” Idaho’s being world famous.
Outdoor enthusiasts trek to Idaho for the fun, stay for the business.
With economic impacts accounting for 1.3 percent of all Idaho personal income, Idaho National Laboratory is a linchpin partner for the state
and its companies.
Recent projects attest that ‘rapid response’ is not just a catch phrase in Idaho.
Burley leads Idaho in big-time investments.
Innovative firms find motivated, highly educated workers in this rapidly growing college town.
Idaho’s outdoor recreational equipment firms abide by the same maxim as any other company:
Go where your customers are.
From Simplot to Albertsons, Idaho’s economic future is linked with its rich past.
The Idaho economic turnaround story may have been a while in the making, but it was no accident.
Gov. C.L. “Butch” Otter set out a decade ago to make Idaho a more business-friendly state. In this interview, he explains how he did it.
How a new tax incentive is attracting and keeping companies in the Gem State.
How the proliferation of industry clustering is moving the needle in Idaho.