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Wildlight development means rural Nassau County may be sleepy no more.

In an encore to a championship season in Tuscaloosa, Huntsville gets its own trophy in Toyota-Mazda's $1.6-billion project.

Companies don’t pay nearly enough attention to the cost of holding onto shuttered sites as a first-ever benchmarking report shows.

A mattress firm's HQ joins a movie studio in anchoring a new town center in Greater Atlanta.

Thailand’s efforts to boost its economy could bring opportunities for the aviation sector.

Hydropower and brainpower combine to lure Google, Amazon and Microsoft.

One fights to rescue his economic development agency. The other is making needed reforms.

New stadiums have the Atlanta Braves on the upswing.

Insights from more than a decade of surveying corporate decision-makers

Atlanta's infrastructure for innovation is moving full steam ahead.

On September 15, Red Hat announced its plans to expand its Boston footprint to a new location in the Fort Point neighborhood of Boston's Seaport District.

Look to these all-star regions as models for military-community collaboration, mutual support and opportunity.

What are innovative firms doing to fill the gaps in a STEM-based workforce?

Would you want to work for you? Would you choose to live in your community if you didn’t get a paycheck to promote it?

Experts offer examples from around the world as models for hedging against the next downturn.

A sense of loss is about to be felt across the global economy due to job displacement caused by software and automation.

Looking to vanquish the informal economy? The legendary and legal informality of start-ups may be just the ticket.

Snapshots from the collaborative workspace craze show where co-work and real work collide.

While expansion moderates in some Eastern European countries, it will heat up in Lithuania, Latvia and Slovakia.

Thailand looks to give people and business a lift with reforms and a new Super-Cluster initiative.