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When it comes to a growth economy, the name of the game these days is IT, ICT or the IoT— even in an industrial plant in the countryside.
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Read Cover StoryWhen it comes to a growth economy, the name of the game these days is IT, ICT or the IoT— even in an industrial plant in the countryside.
From giant TVs to ever-larger smartphones, the world craves screen time — and that requires more and bigger screens.
Record installations at record low prices was the thrust of REN21’s Renewables 2017 Global Status Report, published in early June.
All those data plans the world is using require some physical plans for processing and storing that data.
When it comes to food, regional affiliation is important for reasons that go well beyond branding.
New research explains where job markets in this sector are gaining altitude in manufacturing, air transportation and support activities.
Advancing perceptions may be the hardest part of advanced manufacturing.
Experts in economic development say the secret for attracting and retaining high-value companies is an abundant, specially trained and motivated workforce.
University research parks deserve more credit for their economic and market impacts.
The Global Startup Ecosystem Report 2017 reveals how successful tech innovation is being led by young entrepreneurs all over the world.
According to a recent survey of CEOs and CTOs of innovation companies, less than a fifth of these companies say they are ahead of the curve .
A new and improved index highlights the leading countries, states and metro areas in sustainability.
There’s a new town center blossoming on the South Side of San Antonio.
Galvanized by crisis, community leaders embark on a mission to bring Genesee County back to its roots as a hub for innovation.
Construction surges in Bahrain.
Iowa says it has the blueprint, and it’s in advanced manufacturing.
Public-sector, mining projects are among investors’ priorities.
The more companies that pick your city the better, so help tell them why they should.
The region has built momentum as high-tech companies and consortia grew alongside expanding resources.
Two projects announced in recent weeks will generate approximately 1,150 new jobs in the two Arkansas towns that won them.
What do an Italian producer of building materials and a Canadian maker of natural gas compression equipment have in common?
New projects and expansions bolster economic growth.
Louisiana’s energy-driven economic health has never been more robust. Now may be the time to bring human health — and the life sciences, medical tourism and healthcare sectors — along for the ride.
State earns high marks for monitoring and measuring their effectiveness.
Missouri Governor Eric Greitens on Reform, Right-to-Work and Renewing State Competitiveness
Manufacturing production has been growing in Indiana at four times the national average since 2000, a new study from Ball State University shows.
Urban improvement districts exist to help neighborhoods redevelop and, via that fresh coat of paint, reclaim their value.
Snapshots of logistics intelligence and solutions show where the sector is going next.