This Little Light of Mine
An industry leader says ‘Smart Rural Communities’ are the first step to economic growth in small-town America.
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Read Cover StoryAn industry leader says ‘Smart Rural Communities’ are the first step to economic growth in small-town America.
Creating plastics from chicken feathers, and other manufacturing marvels.
Based on a partnership with Chevron, a California-based firm helps companies and communities turn mountains of garbage into fields of wattage.
This year’s Top Utilities in Economic Development exhibit resourcefulness and resilience on behalf of those they serve.
A conversation with senior leaders from Ameren.
Hoosier Energy turned 65 this year, but its role in economic development is anything but retiring.
For San Bernardino County, the conditions for industrial growth have never been stronger.
Defiance County boasts a mighty confluence of quality labor and logistics. Always has.
Invited to see Northwest Ohio for themselves, some recent visitors experienced a paradigm shift.
Sugar Land's goal: Become 'destination city' for employers of choice and their talented workers.
Saxony-Anhalt’s digital engineers build the future.
How creative marketers converged in Columbus to build a talented nucleus of product movers.
Selangor, Malaysia's most populous and developed state, has much to contribute to the national business climate.
The Science City of the Future adds a new industrial zone as biopharma, solar module manufacturing and other clean-tech projects take shape.
Engineering and construction enterprises are helping Greater Kuala Lumpur solve daunting demographic challenges.
Malaysia is becoming Southeast Asia's most compelling example of how to transform a manufacturing economy into one excelling in Research & Development.
Utah’s talking a little smack these days, nerd-style. “In technology we have an acronym – SMAC – Social, Mobile, Analytics and Cloud,” says Niel Nickolaisen, technology chief for O.C. Tanner, a fast-growing Salt Lake City-based technology firm. “Utah is really strong in all four.” To the surprise of people not in the tech-know world, the […]
Prime Minister Modi’s new government has its work cut out for it to stem the flow of outward capital investment. But early indications point to the re-emergence of a key global economy.
Manufacturing sector doubles capital investment, generating tens of thousands of new job openings requiring skilled workers.
Québec snares the Canadian Competitiveness Award, and we salute Canada's top regional economic development groups.
Finally, clear thinking — and census data analysis — is being applied to the notion that US cities are brimming with recently graduated millennials and boomers.
Foreign direct investors are behind much of the Commonwealth's surge in new jobs in 2014.
Investment in agriculture, aerospace and food processing projects helps diversify these states' economies.
Boston’s already a global business gateway. Other cities are carving their own paths to prosperity.
Casinos, floor shows and all-you-can-eat buffets make way for digital enterprises.
Municipalities find ways around Golden State barriers to attracting capital investment.
Minnesota, Ohio and Michigan lead a record haul in venture funding of Midwest life-science startups.
Lots of areas are assembling water-related industry clusters. Milwaukee’s has been there all along, and it’s only getting stronger.
Communities outside the major metropolitan areas help keep Texas booming.
The mid-Atlantic states flex considerable economic muscle
The McCrory Administration and top state business recruiters are more than fluent in the language of business and commerce.
It’s better.