Area Spotlights

The improving Midwest business climate lures corporate facility deals and the investors who back them.

There’s more to Pennsylvania than Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.

Fostering industry activity in research and development, North Dakota and South Dakota are making all the
right moves.

Good ingredients are essential, in cooking and industrial growth.

Haven’t worked with your state’s MEP? Maybe it’s time to start.

How California is using renewable energy and other sustainable practices to grow its economy.

A Conversation With Governor Greg Abbott

Fort Worth friends Facebook with the right combination of location attributes for a new data center complex.

A retooled approach to business development and renewed investment into infrastructure are winning corporate facility projects in Oklahoma.

Missouri makes creating an automotive hub look easy.

Gov. Asa Hutchinson spent a week in Europe recruiting aerospace companies to his state at the Paris Air Show.

P&G chooses a busy corner in West Virginia’s Eastern Panhandle for a next-gen manufacturing complex.

urning around a state’s business climate is about as easy as turning around an aircraft carrier going full-speed.

New Jersey capitalizes on unprecedented wave of corporate headquarters mobility, especially among multinational firms.

All politics aside, it’s workforce and training that continues to cinch deals.

Tennessee gets creative in aligning workforce development and higher education.

Focusing on the basics of good business keeps the Beehive State buzzing.

With so much project activity in the Gulf, is there room to turn around?

Taking stock of Georgia’s assets, Mercedes moves south.

Kentucky’s state and local resources help entrepreneurs gain traction.

The Phoenix East Valley awaits the implications of landing Apple’s $2-billion command center; Boeing uses cost competitiveness to thread the sequestration needle.

An Iowa manufacturer finds plenty of reasons to keep operations nearby.

A diverse industrial base with a resurgent automotive sector, vibrant cross-border trade linkages and an improving North American economy are the main drivers of this region’s contribution to North American economic output.

Denver is the choice for a sustainable city concept first planted in Japan to blossom in the United States.