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If the shortest distance between two places is a straight line, then the shortest way to a decision in site selection is knowing exactly where the bes...

Regardless of personal opinion, any astute observer of consumer culture and corporate strategy should acknowledge sustainability is affecting business...

The first three quarters of 2011 have seen the U.S. manufacturing sector rebounding from the worst downturn since the Great Depression. Economic indic...

If parts of your car, the screen on your smart phone or the bottle of premium bourbon in your cabinet each had the same label, it would probably say, ...

Early in 2011, Ohio Governor John Kasich acknowledged that to compete in the global economy Ohio must transform its economic development efforts. That...

Across the nation and in New York, manufacturing is an especially vital and dynamic sector of the economy. New York sees manufacturing playing a signi...

The way we make things in North Carolina today has evolved and is quite different than decades ago. Traditional industries have transitioned to high-t...

When Governor Bill Haslam appointed me as commissioner of Economic and Community Development (ECD) for the state of Tennessee in January 2011, I knew ...

The last decade has witnessed the growth and evolution of large data centers and server farms. Most site selectors and economic developers will know t...

Retail as a component of a local economy has always been present. Virtually everybody spends time online or in retail stores, shopping and buying. Tax...