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From MIT to elementary, avenues for academic achievement are abundant.

Firms from LEGO to Agilent work with MassEcon to find new homes. MassEcon Executive Director Peter Abair tells us how and why.

Even as VC investment declined nationally in 2022, Massachusetts enterprises hardly noticed.

Massachusetts’ robust industry network expands across all five of its regions.

Six industries lead the way in Massachusetts.

Yvonne Hao brings her unique perspective
to economic development.

Intellectual property is safeguarded in Kentucky with KYIPA.

Investors and metrics point to a top business environment.

Pete Abair, executive director of MassEcon, lists a few competitive advantages that you might not know about the commonwealth.

How manufacturing drives the state’s economy.

A major new bridge and new company projects continue to fortify the commonwealth’s national leadership role in logistics.

In a state where renewables already represent 18% of net power generation, corporate, state and federal leaders are all on board to reduce emissions and expand clean energy opportunities.

Colorado’s startup ecosystem gives life to budding fintech companies.

A wave of new technologies propels a powerful food producer.

There are trucks, and then there are trucks.

Workforce resources support record-breaking growth in Kentucky.

When Danimer Scientific needed a location for its biodegradable bioplastics business in the Eastern U.S., it chose Winchester, Kentucky, for a major investment.

You can have the best of both worlds in Colorado.

The Bluegrass State is a magnet for investment in the metals sector.

But that’s obvious to anyone who sets foot in Colorado’s vibrant creative scene.

A vast network of colleges, universities, technical schools and trade schools prepares students around Kentucky for rewarding careers in virtually all occupations.

New plant investments in the Centennial State help feed the world.

The response of Kentuckians to multiple weather catastrophes embodies the “United we stand, divided we fall” state motto.

Colorado’s outdoor recreation industry cashed in over $11.6 billion in 2021. What’s next?