Darigold, a Seattle-based farmer-owned cooperative, announced plans in June to build a new premium protein and butter operation at the Port of Pasco that will feature technologies and strategies designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 25%
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SOCSoter develops its proprietary software in Hagerstown, Maryland.
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When a cyber-attack forced the shutdown of Colonial Pipeline’s entire gasoline pipeline system last spring, the embattled company turned to Maryland-based Dragos, Inc.
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The state capitol building in Lincoln, Nebraska
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Rebounding from the pandemic, the Cornhusker State flexes its muscle.
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Deeper waters in Charleston Harbor and wide-ranging solutions on shore give customers more options with South Carolina Ports.
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Capacity growth in Charleston aims to boost customer supply chains and relieve port congestion all at once.
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Students, professionals and educational leaders see skills training from tech giants like Amazon as much more than window dressing. It’s a door to everyone’s future.
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The state leads the nation in percentage growth of new tech positions, with employment in the sector having grown by nearly 34% in the past decade.
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Washington focuses on small businesses as they navigate the entrepreneurial playing field.
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CSC headquarters, Wilmington
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Delaware: The First State Is First in Access to What Matters: : Just ask the state’s CEO of the year, whose company has been a fixture in Delaware since 1899.
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What Every Site Selector Should Know About the Emerging Census 2020 Data
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Douglas Ranch is The Howard Hughes Corporation’s new large-scale master planned community spanning 37,000 acres in Phoenix’s West Valley.
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After growing by an impressive 9.4% between 2000 and 2010, the City of Phoenix’s population grew by 11.2% over the ensuing decade
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Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego
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Kate Gallego knows economic development. Before she ever became a member of the Phoenix City Council
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In partnership with Wexford Science + Technology and the City of Phoenix, Arizona State University in April 2021 opened its newest building (PBC1) on the Phoenix Biomedical Campus to promote entrepreneurship and economic development.
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If you’re searching for reasons why CBRE ranked the City of Phoenix among the top five emerging bioscience markets, try these numbers on for size
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An entrepreneur evaluating the Phoenix business landscape can’t miss the signs. Literally.
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Roosevelt Dam
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Would Intel invest $20 billion in new manufacturing plants at a location where long-term water supply was at risk?
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Northrop Grumman’s office campus in Chandler — one of the largest custom build-to-suit facilities in the western United States — includes engineering, testing, manufacturing and office spaces for more than 2,400 employees.
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The reasons behind the Greater Phoenix Economic Council earning the International Economic Development Council’s 2021 award for top global economic development organization
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Chip fab investments from Intel and TSMC alone since May 2020 amount to $32 billion, but Greater Phoenix is also home to a number of other leading firms such as NXP and Microchip Technology.
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Read exclusive insights from Taiwan Semiconductor about their $12 billion investment; Greater Phoenix Economic Council Preside
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The 2020 National Solar Jobs Census from the Solar Energy Industries Association ranks Washington No. 20 in solar power industry jobs with 3,565, with a five-year solar jobs growth of more than 1,300 jobs that places the state No. 13 in the nation.
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Bombardier unveiled its Challenger 3500 in September.
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A long-time employer’s defection opens opportunities on both ends of the move.
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Washington’s diversity runs as deep and wide through its history and economy as the Columbia River runs across its landscape.
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