Area Spotlights

Talent attraction efforts receive a big boost in the Badger State.

Oklahoma will soon be home to the Americas’ first rare earth metal and manufacturing facility, giving it a head start in the U.S. as companies bring such operations stateside.

How Growth and Sustainability Can Coincide in New Jersey

St. Louis is building a better platform for transport & logistics.

The nation’s first offshore wind farm may have been built off the coast of New England, but it came to fruition with a healthy measure of Cajun ingenuity.

Or is it the other way around?

Data centers and microchip plants are today’s economic drivers.

A Boston Fed economist’s examination of sectoral mobility may hold lessons for the post-COVID-19 labor shuffle.

Andy Beshear has plenty to boast about.

Governor Kim Reynolds is determined to make Iowa the go-to state for businesses reshoring their operations and for those seeking low taxes and fiscal predictability.

That’s the shipping news from the Great Lakes Seaway Partnership.

Entrepreneurs share their stories from the front lines of the pandemic and recession.

He gleefully cops to being a Deadhead.

Arizona is a top 10 state this year and No. 2 in the nation over the next decade for projected tech job growth

What do 3,343 foreign-owned companies from all over the world have in common?

Automotive manufacturing drives economic growth in the Palmetto State.

Ask any photographer or pilot In New Mexico there’s something about the quality of the air that makes for exquisite light and smooth navigation.

150 Projects Aim to Transform the Northeast Corridor

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and the state’s Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) launched the Build What Matters campaign in late October 2021

BMW of North America opened its new vehicle distribution center at the Tradepoint Atlantic Terminal in Sparrows Point in Baltimore County

A state that consistently delivers results faces an age-old branding question.

Redevelopment projects backed by infrastructure investment are everywhere you look in Illinois.

Rivian takes the road to Georgia.

The No. 4 state in the Governor’s Cups ranking is just getting started.