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Texas, Nebraska governors claim the most coveted prizes in U.S. economic development for winning projects in 2016.

The latest edition of our annual 50-state guide updates you on economic development laws, leaders, policies, incentives and projects.

Famed geopolitics expert Peter Zeihan
on what lies ahead.

The thought leaders at The Brookings Institution pull no punches: It's time to change economic development metrics.

Ready to celebrate that climbing FDI number? Don’t put on your party hat just yet.

How Georgia Wins a Fourth Consecutive Top Business Climate Billing

Obsolete infrastructure poses a real obstacle to attracting and retaining business, writes Henry Petroski.

How robots and automation are disrupting virtually every industry, its workers and site selection.

Site Selection’s newly minted Mac Conway Award for Excellence in Economic Development applauds the Top Economic Development Agencies of the previous year.

North Carolina and Texas grab hold of the first Prosperity Cup. They’re not likely to let go without a fight.

The Best to Invest Top IPA Awards recognize the professionalism and preparedness demonstrated by the leadership and staff of the winning IPAs.

By almost any measure 2015 was a banner year for corporate expansion and foreign direct investment.

Site Selection’s analysis of the Top Industries for corporate facility investment in 2015 reveals the Top 10 projects by capital investment in each of the five leading sectors

Talk to enough business leaders in Findlay, and you’ll learn why this northwestern Ohio community is racking up the awards for economic development achievement.

These regions know how to connect the dots, bridge the gaps and cultivate talent.

New leadership in this year’s winning states for attracting new facilities are looking ahead, not behind, at how to keep their states at the top of their game.

As corporations look at investing in the United States more closely than ever before, their leaders will look at these key economic development indicators.

With the advent of a new year, a look back and look ahead can help focus priorities for the next round of location decisions.

Why location does matter for business operations

On balance it is, and the US is a much more welcoming recipient of that investment than ever before.

The enviable strength of the US economy is being felt in both new and old places. Find out where your state ranked!

Site selection is critical as fast delivery becomes more important in the B-to-B market.

A dossier of data on the ports, roads, railways, airports and broadband byways of the United States and the world

Few doubt that the information and communication technologies economy will dominate in coming years and the presence of ICT clusters will continue to support metropolitan areas in Europe.