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More than 110,000 scientists, engineers and technicians are employed by Ohio’s world-class medical and research facilities, academic institutions and private companies. Photo provided by JobsOhio

Industry Wins with the Ohio Advantage

Because JobsOhio is private, businesses encounter less red tape, enjoy more responsive customer service and experience the peace of mind that comes wi...

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How Emerging Technology Impacts Site Selection

With every headline, companies expect increasing technological sophistication from their partners, including site selection consultants. Like most ind...

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Indiana’s Foreign-Trade Zone (FTZ) Program: Boosting Global Competitiveness and Economic Growth

Indiana’s Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ) program, INZone, is a crucial driver of the state’s economic growth and global competitiveness. INZone is a local 5...

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Florida Addresses Workforce Needs and Announces Economic Wins

According to research, if Florida were an independent country, it would be ranked as the 16th largest economy in the world by GDP. This represents a c...

New Mexico has a thriving research and development ecosystem thanks to an abundance of both public and private organizations on the cutting edge of research and development across multiple industries. Photo provided by City of Albuquerque

New Mexico Emerges as a Key Location for Advanced Manufacturing and Tech Development

New Mexico is a state with a truly global footprint. Its strategic location in the southwest United States, with easy access to three interstate highw...

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The Advanced Manufacturing Production Tax Credit: Maximize Your Opportunities

The tax credit aims to boost domestic production of key energy components, offering substantial financial benefits to those who qualify. Regulations a...

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Navigating the Road to Sustainable Mobility

The automotive industry in North America faces a challenging landscape in the coming years as it strives to meet increasingly restrictive carbon dioxi...

Governor Eric Holcomb, Secretary of Commerce David Rosenberg and U.S. Senator Todd Young join executives of Google to break ground on the company’s new $2 billion data center in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The company is one of four major cloud infrastructure providers to announce new data centers in Indiana in 2024, joining AWS, Meta and Microsoft. Photo provided by Indiana Economic Development Corporation

Igniting the Economy of the Future

New advancements in technology can be seen across Indiana’s vast manufacturing ecosystem – from aerospace, aviation and space exploration to agbioscie...

The sun sets along the South Carolina coastline. Photo provided by Perry Baker

South Carolina: Launching a Legacy

January 2024 ushered in a new era for South Carolina’s economic development strategy. To build upon decades of economic development achievement while ...

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America’s Designated Sites Eliminate Business Complexity and Cost

Designated sites on which key work and permitting have already been completed for the purpose of industrial development can take a great deal of pain ...