Fuel, power and health were the driving forces behind top industrial categories for corporate facility investment in 2009.
Read Cover StoryIf a driver were as dominant in NASCAR as Statesville-Mooresville is in economic development, the officials who run the sport would likely start building more challenging tracks.
Read Cover StoryAmerica’s most famous city owns the distinction of ranking first in many categories
Read Cover StoryGiven this economy, not doing as well in 2009 as in 2008 at attracting capital investment isn’t necessarily bad.
Read Cover StoryThe Silver Eagle Bus Co., whose manufacturing history traces to Belgium and Germany before a run of several decades in the U.S., has embarked on a new chapter in its twist-and-turn history as it ramps up production in the Nashville suburb of Gallatin.
Will fractured and reassembled research produce the next ‘rich seams’ of innovation?
Aerospace companies are key beneficiaries of the federal government’s transition from the NASA-run Space Shuttle program to the next generation in space travel.
Top U.S. Giants Of 2009: Lists of largest U.S. projects ranked by investment, job creation and square footage
Top Global Giants Of 2009: Lists of largest projects ranked by investment, job creation and square footage
Visitors to Beijing for the 2010 Airport Cities conference no doubt will be impressed by Beijing Capital International Airport’s US$3-billion main terminal, opened in time for the 2008 Olympic Games.
That Southwest Louisiana is vitally important to America’s energy needs is without question.
For the nation hosting this year’s World Cup for the first time on African soil, it only makes sense that two of its largest corporate facility projects are measured in football fields.
Belgium is a significant center of life sciences development, both in biotechnology and in medical equipment.
Command Medical Products, an Ormond Beach, Fla., manufacturer of disposable medical tubing, needed a new low-cost manufacturing platform to accommodate its growth in business.
Texas admitted US$5.357 billion in foreign products in fiscal year 2008, tops in the U.S. among general-purpose FTZs
World Reports: DuPont Boosts PV Research Capabilities; Nestlé Opens Biscuit R&D Center
Social networking is becoming more and more accepted in the corporate real estate realm
Illinois: FutureGen Project Adds Industrial Endorsements
A chartreuse ray of optimism is shining through Southern California these days in the form of an array of high-tech jobs classified as green.
Today, at a site near the Mississippi River in Tunica County, Miss., just south of Memphis, Tenn., the company is gaining its first manufacturing perch in North America
A company that began as a University of New Mexico spinoff in 1993 now makes high-tech products used on all seven continents and in outer space.
Historic timelines can be telling indicators. Short timelines can be winning indicators.
What was once a decidedly unclean signature industry is reinventing itself in Indiana.
Energy industry expertise reigns supreme in the south central United States.
Can natural gas energize the economic development of an entire region?
The countdown of the phaseout of the 29-year old Space Shuttle program is in its final stages.
