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“Georgia has won the arms race,” says an official.

The Secretary of the Interior and his boss want more energy development, and they want it now.

In the drive to optimize cubage, automation and e-commerce drive the stacks and the ceilings ever higher.

EnerBlü's two-pronged investment in Kentucky gets its power from a university town and a company town, both of which seek to diversify their economies.

It is difficult to overstate how crucial workforce development is to a state’s economic health.

Who’s achieving the American Dream and who’s not? A unique survey sheds light on both.

‘We gotta go where it’s warm,’ say respondents in annual Site Selectors Survey.

Could speed to market and speed to crisis have a few things in common? They very well might, when it comes to addressing targeted medical needs around the world.

It might surprise you to learn that traditional data center leaders Virginia and Texas have been challenged since 2016 began.

A conversation with Dmitry Dukhan, vice president of real estate for Medline Industries

The era of e-mobility and autonomous driving is lining up as a tug-of-war between the technology-driven invisible hand and the ultimate force of state incentives.

The competitive fire of some leading cities is being directed toward their own federal government.

Are companies asking too much of state and local governments? It depends on whom you ask.

Successful investment by foreign firms even has domestic US firms looking inward.

Matching recent project location data with a new ranking of the most resilient states from the Great Recession tells us a few things.

A Nordic venture with powerful backing aims to help power an electrified Europe with a multibillion-dollar battery plant in Swedish Lapland.

A glance inside the Rolls-Royce operations machine

Conway has created a Top Free Zones ranking for the first time, recognizing the top two zones per world region.

Collaboration and regional thinking make for great slogans — but it’s tooth-and-nail competition when a company has to pick a final landing spot for a major investment.

Hear an echo? That’s the world’s largest e-commerce company doing to economic development what it did to shopping malls.

A $300-million investment shows the metro area's life sciences stronghold is not limited to Cambridge.

The rising number of middle-class households in the developing world should support increased investment.

Insights from REI’s supply chain VP show where goods movement is moving next.

Study: Eds & Meds clusters promote long-term economic health