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“Alternative protein facilities will become their own category of corporate real estate,” says one expert about a market expected to reach $27 billion by 2027.

Site Selection identifies top performers and digs down on their success.

The company is one of many looking to make reshoring in the U.S. a bigger part of the digitized manufacturing environment of the future.

Experts from ESI ThoughtLab share an exclusive adaptation from “Smart City Solutions for a Riskier World,” their study of 167 metros around the world that finds 20 cities worthy of the 4.0 designation.

As it turns out, startups ended up surviving and even thriving, setting the stage for bolstered innovation ecosystems.

What does the world of photography have to do with the drug business? It’s all about having the right chemistry.

A movement afoot in northeast Ohio aims to leverage Lake Erie for big-ticket manufacturing investment.

Electric vehicle momentum dots the map with vehicle and battery plant investments.

A conversation with Amazon Head of Worldwide Economic Development Holly Sullivan.

Last summer, Dr. Maurie McInnis took office as the sixth president of Stony Brook University.

Report reinforces how your digital footprint is more important than your physical one.

Editor in Chief Mark Arend talks to global aerotropolis expert Dr. John Kasarda about Orlando International Airport (MCO) and adjacent Lake Nona, which Kasarda calls “already a highly successful airport edge city.”

What does the world of photography have to do with a pending $2 billion location decision? It all depends on having the right chemistry.

Jonathan Webb and Kentucky’s AppHarvest show how it’s done at scale.Appalachia is coming true, one mega-greenhouse at a time.

CBRE’S Colin Yasukochi talks with Senior Editor Gary Daughters about tech talent hubs to watch.

Hubs develop to handle cargo and meet the wind power
sector’s manufacturing and service needs.

Amazon, which began 2020 as a mere juggernaut, enters 2021 a monolith.

FCR pivots to diversity, remote work and a host of new locations in one fell swoop.

For the last five years, Emsi has been tracking how communities are faring in their efforts to attract and develop talent.

Entertainment may be a replication of real life, but its production supports actual livelihoods across a range of professions.

See which states lead the way in talent cultivation, training and attraction across seven U.S. regions.

COVID-19 didn’t just upset the established model of corporate site selection in 2020; the global pandemic obliterated it.

PwC’s Aerospace & Defense practice has issued the seventh edition of its Aerospace Manufacturing Attractiveness Rankings.

Just as e-commerce and streamed meetings are driving data center capacity expansion, so too are the world’s 2.7 billion video gamers.