South Carolina Is ‘Firing On All Cylinders,’ Governor Says
Leaders in The Palmetto State aim to build a ‘high-tech, diverse’ economy and increase awareness of the state’s commitment to its businesses.
New York State Returns To ‘Cutting Edge’ Of Manufacturing, Innovation
Governor Kathy Hochul is committed to continuing to improve New York’s economy through revitalizing business districts and new workforce initiatives.
OTR, Birmingham Fastener Expand In Mexico
OTR Engineered Solutions will open its new facility in the Monterrey metropolitan area in August; Birmingham Fastener opened a new facility in Querétaro City last month.
Connecticut Sees Growth In Workforce, Emerging Industries
A growing population and a digital direction for the financial and insurance industries could set Connecticut up for success.
COVID-19 Pandemic Spurs Competitive Landscape In Food Processing
Consumers have an increased interest in meal kits and prepared meals, according to a 2023 Global Location Strategies report.
CSX Select Site Program Recognizes 14 Sites In Eight States
Through its Select Site program, Jacksonville, FL-based CSX identifies rail-served properties with desirable traits for expanding companies.
$600M Joint Venture Will Bring First xScale Data Center To U.S.
The first xScale data center in the U.S., known as SV12x, will be located in California's Silicon Valley. Plus, solar microgrid project breaks ground in Northern California tribal community.
Oklahoma Sees ‘Tremendous Growth’ In New, Existing Companies
Two economic development programs awarded a combined $13.5 million to more than 175 businesses in 2023 alone, according to the Oklahoma Department of Commerce.
Two Manufacturers Invest $29M To Expand In Tennessee
Protomet Corporation will create 250 new jobs in Roane County, Corky’s Food Manufacturing will create 28 new jobs in Memphis.
Mack Trucks To Be Made In Mexico
Expected to open in 2026, the plant will support the growth of Volvo Trucks and Mack Trucks in the U.S. and Canadian markets through existing operations there.
Business, Civic Leaders Build On Illinois’ Momentum
Incentives, ‘leading infrastructure,’ and a skilled workforce contribute to the influx of companies making moves in the Land of Lincoln.
Louisiana Announces Over $58M In Manufacturing Investment In One Day
The three manufacturing projects announced today will create or retain approximately 600 jobs at locations in Northwest and Southwest Louisiana.
Arizona Attracts ‘Record Investments,’ ‘Major’ Economic Wins
Arizona saw nearly 100 companies commit projects to the state in 2023, In addition to its interest in growing its semiconductor industry footprint.
Life Sciences Industry Continues To Thrive
Locations attract biotech, pharmaceutical, and medical device companies by meeting their need for educated workers and access to resources.
Pratt & Whitney Plans Technology Accelerator, Engine Center Expansion In Florida
Pratt & Whitney plans a North American Technology Accelerator (NATA), and will invest $20M in its West Palm Beach Engine Center, both in Jupiter, FL.
Survey: Life Sciences Incubators Anticipate Continued Growth
In this first CBRE survey of its kind, incubators across the U.S. were asked about expectations related to funding and overall growth.
New Jersey: Economic Growth Renewed
New Jersey saw a landmark year in 2023, with artificial intelligence (AI), life sciences, and manufacturing contributing to the Garden State's economic growth.
Exploring The Energy Future
As industries seek to diversify energy sources, government initiatives remain central to these efforts.
Site Selection In 2024: What Risks Define Business Investment Decisions?
Ongoing scarcities and geopolitical forces are among the factors that are impacting facility location decisions, according to a new study from the Site Selectors Guild.
Why? Mississippi
Bill Cork, Executive Director, Mississippi Development Authority, shares how the Magnolia State supports speed-to-market through ready sites, workforce training, and strategic location.