Open Borders
Seattle and Vancouver ponder the creation of a Cascadia Innovation Corridor that would span the U.S.-Canada border.
High-Water Mark
An obsolete federal cost-benefit analysis is preventing Cedar Rapids from building a new $600 million flood control system.
Sprawl or Tall?
Los Angeles, finally running out of room to build out, is struggling with a growing imperative to build up.
Crop Conglomerates
The world's biggest biotechnology success story is having some unintended consequences.
The Great Migration
The residents of an island village in Alaska have voted to move to the entire town to the mainland.
PV vs. T-Rex
Rapidly expanding renewable energy may not be reliable enough to replace the traditional power-generating infrastructure.
Nearsighted
New York lawmakers complain about the short-term results of a long-term development program with 10-year incentives.
Crispr Critters
The world's scientists have been given the green light to re-engineer the human race. Anybody think that's a good idea?
More Than Maple Syrup
A green grid and a 1-gig broadband connection are transforming Burlington, VT into a thriving high-tech hub.
Not So Fast
The push to bring driverless vehicles to the mass market appears to have hit a major roadblock. Proceed with caution.
Keeping In Touch
A constant dialogue between local businesses and economic development organizations is a key that unlocks growth. Elk Grove Village sets a great example.
Royal Prerogative
There's a way to clean up the Brexit mess, but there's only one person in the United Kingdom with the power to do it.
Selecting Success
We hope President Obama's last keynote at SelectUSA marked a beginning and not an end.
Homeland Insecurity
It's time to take the $65-billion annual budget of the Department of Homeland Security and spend it on the people who can really protect us.
Brexit or Fix It?
The outcome of this month's referendum in the UK may determine if the European Union is headed for the dustbin of history.
Digital Factory
The widespread implementation of digital manufacturing platforms rapidly is outpacing the availability of skilled workers to run them.
Graphene Moxie
Graphene, the material that will revolutionize the world, is ready for its close-up in the commercial sector.
June 26 or Bust
There may be "still a lot of work to do," but officials insist the expanded Panama Canal will be open for business by the end of next month.
Last Chance
A $16-billion international project now rising in the south of France may offer the only real solution to the impending disaster of climate change.
Two-Way Street
Free trade agreements help the United States hold its lead as a top destination for foreign direct investment.
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: Charging into the EV Market in Northwest Ohio
With close proximity to Detroit, an extensive transportation network and a trained, educated workforce, the Toledo/Northwest Ohio region has a long successful track record within the automotive industry. Those inherent assets are the same resources which make this region an attractive location for the evolving electric vehicle market.