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Kobe Aluminum In Bowling Green, KY Breaks Ground On Second Expansion
Japanese-owned automotive supplier to invest an additional $66 million in the state; company will add 100 jobs.
Toyota To Build Lexus ES 350 In Kentucky
Toyota investing $360 million and creating 750 new jobs to produce 50,000 vehicles annually starting in 2015.
Hayashi Telempu NA Corp. To Establish Operations In Frankfort, KY Create 103 Jobs
Japanese-owned automotive supplier to invest more than $10.7 million in Kentucky.
Newly Weds Foods To Invest $57 Million, Create 115 Jobs In Northern Kentucky
Chicago-based food manufacturer makes first investment in northern Kentucky. The company employs more than 2,400 people worldwide.
Kemmerich USA To Establish Manufacturing Operations In Kentucky
German-based automotive supplier to locate U.S. headquarters in Murray; will invest more than $12 million and create 120 jobs.
Lexington, KY To Welcome Bingham McCutchen LLP
The transition of administrative functions to Bingham’s new center in Lexington is scheduled to begin in April 2013 and continue through the spring of 2014. Sep 24, 2012 @ 10:08 AM
Listen Now: Living And Learning In Lubbock, Texas, With John Osborne, CEO, Lubbock EDA
Lubbock EDA CEO John Osborne discusses business climate and downtown revitalization in the Business Facilities Podcast.
2023 Deals Of The Year
Entries for Deal of the Year awards spanned industries, investment types, and winning strategies. Here are the stories of this year’s picks.
2023 State Of The Year: Opportunity Awaits In Texas
A robust business climate and strategic growth during 2023 earns the Lone Star State this recognition.
[VIDEO] Get More for Your Business in Ardmore. Oklahoma
The ADA owns three industrial parks and several single sites and buildings, giving our organization both the power and incentive to negotiate favorable terms for expanding companies.
Location Spotlight: Ohio Electric Cooperatives
Ohio consistently ranks as one of the top U.S. destinations for new corporate facilities, meaning prime sites are quickly snapped up. Economic development officials and private developers are working cooperatively to ensure the pipeline of immediately-developable sites stays full with diverse location opportunities.