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A new study released by AeA shows that in 2002 the U.S. high-tech industry lost 540,000 jobs, dropping from 6.5 million to 6.0 million. A preliminary ...

Tennessee has an attractive business climate and commitment to supporting industry growth and expansion. In addition Tennessee has continued to show a...

When choosing a location for a corporate headquarters, it is not as much a real estate question as it is a business question. A company’s corporate he...

In the recently concluded Presidential election, outsourcing, or rather off-shoring, was a major campaign issue. The loss of massive amounts of white-...

Michigan, perhaps more than other states historically based on an industrial economy, has risen above the rust-beltimage of the past into an emerging,...

Arkansas’ central U.S. location and comprehensive transportation network position the state as a strategic center for distribution. Located within 500...

The low hanging fruit is gone. Tactical operational improvements are limited. Customer demands, global sourcing and limited driver supply are contribu...

Employment and other economic activity in the biosciences has grown dramatically in the past three years, and states working to attract bioscience com...

In the 19th Century, it was not uncommon to find the words “Gone to Texas” etched on abandoned shops and homesteads all across the United States as th...

The Life Sciences industry is unique in a number of critical respects. First, it is a highly diverse sector, with products and applications ranging fr...