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Back For More: Space Coast leaders and aerospace workers give thanks for a boost from Boeing.

Tech Nexus: Innovation and lifestyle draw Google to Kitchener-Waterloo.

Going Up?: New projects making Kevlar, tires and elevators put a bounce into South Carolina's economy.

Nashville Rising: A year after devastating floodwaters struck Music City, we take a look back at a model local disaster response, and why one area company decided to rebuild instead of relocate.

In Portland, Ore., there’s a burgeoning sub-cluster of footwear companies, now more than two dozen strong. Part of a larger and ever expanding cluster of athletic and outdoor (A&O) companies, this growth has turned the region into the North American go-to industry hub.

GM's Summer of Love: Driven by efficiency gains, fuel-efficiency goals, promising sales and pure momentum, GM spends its summer spending money on its plants.

Sky Roots: Looking deep into the universe requires a rather large earthbound footprint, and a whole lot of quiet.

"My administration has made it a priority to transform our state's previously hostile business climate," New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie tells Site Selection.

Oh, hell, Mac Conway wasn’t like anybody. He never followed anyone’s footsteps; he couldn’t really. He was too restless a spirit, too hell-bent on slashing through the tangle and lighting out headlong for the territory ahead. Moreover, he was that rare human who discovered some bona-fide virgin turf; he even did it repeatedly. And every time he unearthed new ground, he'd start building. Building things nobody’d ever built before.

A new locomotive factory from GE gets the Texas fast-track treatment.

A city in coastal Turkey cashes back-to-back winning tickets on major industrial projects.

I thought a recent economic development tour of Greater New Orleans would offer up a book’s worth of case studies in disaster recovery. It did. But the community seems more focused on the sequel.

The International Bowling Campus opened with great fanfare one year ago.

Tim Searcy is CEO of the Indianapolis-based American Teleservices Association (ATA), a trade organization that represents more than 4,000 contact centers.

Sure you’d expect giant solar power plants to be announced in Southern California or Texas. But the southern Great White North?

The German city of Essen is the Pittsburgh of North Rhine Westphalia.

The sucking noise heard coast-to-coast and border-to-border is from The Great American Job Purge orchestrated by a perfect storm

The United States is preparing to take a leaf out of a successful program in Europe to shift road traffic to waterways,

At La Paloma Resort in the foothills outside Tucson, Ariz., on Sept. 30, dapper Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Montana could be seen strolling through the lobby, focused on the speech he was about to give to an executive retreat for Northrup Grumman Missile Systems, the area's largest employer.

Years ago, Timex Watches marketed its products as being able to take a licking and keep on ticking.

What do you think about when you hear the word "cluster"?

Even as the state can't forget the BP oil leak disaster and deepwater drilling moratorium that vacuumed up the world's attention, a trio of projects circling Lake Ponchartrain has made this a summer to remember for Louisiana and Greater New Orleans.

Whether you like what nuclear weapons have accomplished or not, there's no debating the fact that they still exist.