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“In the future, when we buy a car, it will be a much more emotionally exciting car. There will be no need to own a boring car.”

A parade of distinguished speakers and panelists reinforced the notion that how we build our companies and our cities is changing as rapidly as the modes of transportation we use.

Ever wondered what happened to all those vacant big boxes after Toys R Us went out of business? So did we.

Shifts in consumer behavior to digital financial and insurance services is creating a new generation of companies.

Former Mayor Tom Murphy urges civic leaders to exit their comfort zone and embrace urban renewal.

Despite the recent stagnant performance of regional malls and the growth of e-commerce, major real estate investors are acquiring retail assets.

What do baseball, Michigan and a second-tier city in Florida have in common?

Global tech services provider bringing 200 jobs to former Cabela’s HQ facility in rural Nebraska.

Iowa is the bioprocessing capital of the world. This is a fact I recognized quickly when I assumed the role of Executive Director of the Iowa Biotechnology Association in 2014.

A TrustBelt city that has been ranked No. 1 in the fifth annual U.S. Green Building Adoption Index

Who doesn’t like a good muscle car? When you think of fast cars, two names that first come to mind are Ford and Fisker.

Manufacturing is making a huge comeback in America and is propelling the nation toward its longest economic expansion since World War II.

Disruptive technologies to spur new era of small town growth

Train station project will be catalyst for urban renewal.

In rural Nebraska, a small town faces a massive rebuilding project for the second time in five decades.

The Midwest will suffer if proposed U.S. trade barriers with other nations remain in place for long, says a noted economist with considerable experience in global trade.

The Badger State struck gold again when Foxconn announced it would place its North American headquarters in Milwaukee.

Long-time Paper Mill Avoids Closure Through Pivot to Brown Paper Market.

It’s not just about the money, says expert; it’s about regime change and altering the story.

Session at IAMC reveals how a $1.6-billion deal came together.

Amazon.com, Inc.’s HQ2 project is the biggest “buffalo hunt” in U.S. history, as measured in potential jobs.

No matter the size or industry, U.S. companies are increasingly defining and exemplifying sustainability

As millennials phase into parenthood, significant evidence exists that suggests a millennial mass exodus to the suburbs -- and with good reason.

Experts point to multiple factors behind region’s declining in-migration numbers.