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Expanding health care environments offer growth and attraction opportunities for science.
As the switch to electric mobility finds its stride, EV charging infrastructure is now becoming a top priority for states.
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...
Global project numbers rose in every leading sector throughout 2023.
Hyperscalers are spending billions to turn farmland into fiber hubs.
By 2050, global demographics will look very different — older and wiser, mostly.
From the largest multinational corporation to the smallest mom-and-pop shop, organizations must devote more attention and resources to strengthen their cybersecurity readiness.
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
Both St. Louis and Blytheville have landmark arches and big-time projects.
Findlay leads the way, closing the loop on 10 years of dominance among smaller towns.
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Chicagoland Claims No. 1 Spot for 11th Year in a Row
The largest and wealthiest county in Maryland, Montgomery County anchors the BioHealth Capital Region.
A strategy ‘10 years ahead.’
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.
A look into the eyes of the next generation in Effingham County is a look into the confidence face of tomorrow.
Irving-Las Colinas is well prepared to capitalize on a new influx of R&D activity.
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.
Industry experience proves to be vital in Round Rock.
The energy infrastructure of Southwest Louisiana’s five ports fuels industrial growth.
CHIPS Act funding could take the longtime U.S.-Panama relationship in an exciting new direction.
San Bernardino County lays out a roadmap for the movement of commerce.
Unilever Canada opened an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Lab called “Horizon3 Labs” in Toronto in November to expedite work the global consumer products company already is involved...
From 2014 to 2022, medical device exports in the country grew from $1.68 billion to $5.87 billion.
This is one Latin American infrastructure megaproject that is actually happening.
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,
IAMC members are preparing to gather in April for our next Forum in Greenville, South Carolina.
A New Zealand autonomous electric vehicle startup moves its HQ to California across enough time zones to make your head spin.
An electric corridor project in January was selected to receive $63.8 million for the buildout.
A small town in Kankakee County, located less than an hour outside of Chicago, last fall secured the largest electric vehicle battery investment...
Minnesota manufacturers are cautiously optimistic about 2024, according to the Minnesota Manufacturing Business Conditions Survey, the results of which were announced in February.
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.
A driverless shuttle firm takes a 6,500-mile jaunt from Auckland to Riverside.
A Hoosier’s 25-year trek in semiconductor manufacturing brings him back home to Indiana.
A brewery in Bend blends area culture with a hot-selling brand.
A pair of growing operations demonstrate the value of cutting-edge skills and a deep manufacturing heritage to the South Carolina economy.
Maryland companies navigate the commercial space race.
Helped by supportive policies, redevelopment projects put a new shine on landmark properties.
We won’t know who won the 2026 World Cup until all the matches are played two years from now in Canada, Mexico and the United States.
Georgia Quick Start underpins the Kia success story.
Relationships are key to another E-mobility project.
It’s all about business under Georgia’s gold dome.
Supply chains cluster around billion-dollar investments.
Georgia is much more than its dynamic capital.
If railroads are the industrial circulatory system, ready-to-develop locations along their routes are the vital cells of the national economy. The past year has seen those...