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How California Competes

Generous incentives help fuel the innovation coming out of Golden State firms.

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Australia’s Magnet For Green Hydrogen Investment

As if there were a year-end deadline, renewable energy projects made a beeline for Queensland in late 2021

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Paving the Way

The inaugural Global Groundwork Index sizes up the territories where infrastructure and corporate investment are aligning for the future.

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The Joy of Work

NextGen Work Centers Benefit Everyone Involved

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Healing and Learning Combine to Drive Earnings

Major projects will improve these institutions’ already sturdy constitutions.

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Silicon carbide in Starkville. Solar industry components in Senatobia, Grenada and Hattiesburg. Mission support for Lockheed in Clinton. Advanced composites for GE in Ellisville. Process equipment in Natchez. Biofuels from Columbus to Tupelo and beyond.

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Illinois Tech Ecosystem

The most critical factor in your decision on where to set up shop in 2021 should be talent production,” Startup Genome Founder JF Gauthier wrote in the pages of Site Selection magazine in July 2021.

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Road Hogs

If Mike Meehan has his way, the Mountain West will become the preferred destination for small to medium-sized manufacturers seeking a home from which they can propel the spirit of invention across the country.

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Intel Pops the Cork

Break out the champagne," gushed Bob Whelan. "This is really huge for Oregon and for Portland."

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The Power of Choice

A clean power procurement index finds Iowa and Illinois lead the nation.

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Where R&D Translates to Growth

Reports from the State Science and Technology Institute, The University Financing Foundation (TUFF) and Milken Institute paint a clear picture of the good things that can happen when university research and metropolitan ecosystems coalesce.

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Closer to Home And Closer to Clients

You can have the best of both worlds in Colorado.

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The Desired Effect

Think tax certainty doesn't matter to capital investors? Think again. Two of Oregon's largest corporations - Nike and Intel - just signed major expansion deals that will add at least 1,000 jobs to the state's economy in the next few years.

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Food’s Future

Food's Future: A growing number of states want evidence of results to drive decisions about tax incentives for economic development.

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IAMC INSIDER

NOVEMBER 2007 A Serious Passion (cover) Meet a Member IAMC Professional Forum Special Report Request Information

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We live in an age of e-commerce, fiber optics, information systems and infrastructure, and ideas and initiatives moving at the speed of light through a network of silicon and wiring. And that prompts one to ask, why do so many good ideas go bad? Could it be that we have forgotten in this gizmo-oriented age […]

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