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March 2019

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Cover Story

Whole Lotta Building Going On

This year’s tallies of the top industries of 2018 show machinery, equipment & construction leading the way. For most countries, that’s a good sign.

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Come Together

Ohio’s winning ways stem from collaboration and commitment to community.

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Great Things Happen Here HQ2 or Not

The Top Metros in the nation know how to bring in the projects, and crave the talent to keep that pipeline flowing.

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Making It Look Easy

The Governors of Nebraska and Texas have a few things in common — new terms in office, a commitment to putting veterans to work and another Governor’s Cup to add to their collections.

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Features

Steady As She Goes

Earning the trophy it last won five years ago is a tribute to Dubuque’s enduring allure.

Investment Profiles

Strength In Diversity

Manufacturing, logistics and internet technology propel central Ohio’s Licking County.

On the Hunt

There’s no better place than Israel to scout for talent and ideas.

Shining Stars

A program focused on quality of place is yielding positive economic and wellness results in 16 small Indiana towns — with more to come.

Shanghai’s Beauty Spot

No longer is China simply the second largest cosmetics market in the world. It is now a leading center of the health and beauty industry.

Inflection Point

New labor market intelligence and a new vision are set to propel San Bernardino County to the next level.

International

Ready, Aim, Hire

A new asset mapping tool for eastern Ontario goes way beyond a parlor trick.

Foreign, Trade Policy Are One in Budapest

Editor in Chief Mark Arend talks with Hungary's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó about surging FDI and the evolution from "Made in Hungary" to "Invented in Hungary."

Departments

Area Spotlights

From Idle to Active

Places once thought fossils — including two fossil-fuel power plants — welcome renewal from investors.

The Anomaly

Hungry for a juicy story line, some of the nation’s top scribes are suggesting that Larry Hogan is the Republican answer to Donald Trump. Larry who?

New Governor, New Agenda

But no less of a focus on being the top state business climate. Watch for information technology to play a critical role in boosting rural Georgia — and the state’s reputation as a business location worldwide.

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