Tech Talent & COVID-19
The need for training surges in the midst of pandemic.
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Read July 2020 IssueThe need for training surges in the midst of pandemic.
Aerospace Industries Association President and CEO Eric Fanning urges action on relief legislation and public-private partnership.
Panelists at a recent Brookings Institution event discuss how Main Street businesses are reinventing themselves in rural Virginia and Michigan.
As e-commerce surges in step with the virus, so does cold chain.
Companies, communities and institutions have rallied around the life sciences in the Land of Enchantment.
The best location right now for cloud service providers? Everywhere.
While the country battles the coronavirus, state and local governments will be squeezed financially — just like so many businesses and households.
The spotlight moves to corporate America.
A new report urges the U.S. government to develop a national industrial strategy.
Supply chain managers are recalibrating a moving target like never before.
Why Zoom and Microsoft picked markets outside the usual global ‘Top 20.’
The food supply bent but didn’t break. The strongest will survive.
COVID-19 is disrupting traditional office use and dispersing workers around the country.
Like many of our readers’ organizations, we shifted focus in response to the pandemic, scrapping our previous plans in order to devote our July issue to covering the world’s response and recovery strategies.
Greater Philadelphia is a center of excellence in cell and gene therapies.
In 2019, 25 foreign companies added a total of 1,300+ jobs and $203 million in capital investment in metro Charlotte, a region responsible for $13.8 billion in total exports in 2019.
Additive manufacturers in Pflugerville respond swiftly to COVID-19.
A polycentric region built around a multi-faceted port offers a model for how economic clusters work.
IAMC Chair Colleen Caravati on taking the high road; and insights on getting back to work from trucking firm Werner Enterprises, Hershey Company and the Arkansas Economic Development Commission.
Editor in Chief Mark Arend says business leaders in some areas have a lot more to battle against than a pandemic.
Oklahoma launches new programs to spur economic recovery across the state.
Measured, data-driven approach guides state’s COVID-19 response, official says.
From virtual site tours to adjusting workforce training, from water technology to the oil and gas sector, you can learn a lot from a conversation with Louisiana Economic Development Secretary Don Pierson.
The Golden Triangle Business Improvement District last fall became the first in the world to be certified LEED-Platinum as a community. That’s just the beginning for this catalytic neighborhood.