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March 2024

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Cover Story

The 2023 Governor’s Cups

A newcomer to the winner’s circle and a 12-time repeat winner explain their strategies for corralling enough capital investment projects to claim the Cups.

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Features

Hungry? Head Indoors.

Buffalo offers a budding solution from the world of controlled-environment agriculture.

Cleaning Up On Clean Energy

The federal Inflation Reduction Act is hitting home in the south-central U.S., where states known for big employers in the oil and gas industries are generating thousands of new jobs in clean energy...

Closing the Cybersecurity Talent Gap

From the largest multinational corporation to the smallest mom-and-pop shop, organizations must devote more attention and resources to strengthen their cybersecurity readiness.

Incheon Airport City Is Tops

South Korea’s Incheon Aerotropolis leads the world in the combined magnitude, range and quality of commercial investment in both its airport city core and peripheral business and urban clusters. Its plan

Investment Profiles

A Ticket to the Game

A look inMaryland’s bid to lure global startups is hitting paydirt. Just ask executives with entrepreneurial firms coming from places such as Seoul and London.

How Antioch Checks All the Boxes

Midway between Silicon Valley and Sacramento, Antioch, California, affords businesses and residents a more affordable location with easy access to the Greater Bay Area and the state capital.

International

Signs of Resilience and Resurgence in Ukraine

Two years on from the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion, the Ukrainian business community is actively reshaping the country’s narrative to attract investments and promote deal-making,

Departments

Area Spotlights

All About Albuquerque

There’s a lot of movement happening within the borders of New Mexico and that movement appears to come from opportunities — job opportunities, to be specific.

An Underdog No More

A Hoosier’s 25-year trek in semiconductor manufacturing brings him back home to Indiana.

Intelligence Reports

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