Aerospace & Defense

Civica will invest $27.8 million in a pharmaceutical testing facility in Chesterfield County; DroneUp will invest a total of $27.2 million in two facilities.

Plans for Meta to build a hyperscale data center in Kansas City, MO is among the projects popping up in the state.

Part of the American Rescue Plan, the program through the U.S. EDA focuses on assisting innovations in workforce development.

In North Carolina, economic development is flourishing with record investment in 2021. An Annual report from EDPNC shares the highlights.

The Michigan Strategic Fund (MSF) recently approved projects including business expansions in Zeeland, Detroit, and Sterling Heights; community revitalization projects in Lansing.

People once flocked to Nevada for its silver and gold, but today it’s the state’s robust economy and quality of life that draws them in.

Carbon steel and aluminum parts maker OMS will create 70 jobs in Fayette, while Kratos Defense & Security Solutions Inc. will add 76 jobs In Birmingham.

At its new European headquarters in Toulouse, France, Universal Hydrogen will work to decarbonize aviation through the adoption of hydrogen.

Leading the way to assist new and expanding firms, The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) shares a look at the latest developments for business...

H-E-B will add a new automated frozen distribution line in Temple. In Texarkana, Expal USA will hire 44 people at TexAmericas Center.

FedEx Ground will invest $52 million in Montgomery; Lockheed Martin will invest $16.5 million in Huntsville.

Its east coast location coupled with friendly business climate is propelling South Carolina’s appeal to businesses of all sizes.

Mitch Carmichael, secretary of West Virginia’s Department of Economic Development, has many reasons why businesses should consider The Mountain State. Here are some of the state’s many business-related activities and advantages.

A solid education system, infrastructure investments, a strong workforce, and resilient business climate are just some of the many reasons why more and more companies choose to call Virginia home.

Partnerships with higher education organizations are making a clear impact on businesses today, especially regarding workforce training.

Offering a perfect balance for business and living, Wakulla County is one of the fastest growing rural areas in North Florida.

Raytheon Technologies is relocating its global headquarters from Massachusetts to Arlington, Northern Virginia.

Across the U.S., locations partner with educational entities to foster Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) skills to fill labor market demand.

In Alabama, Novelis will create 1,000 jobs at a new $2.5B aluminum mill in Baldwin County; Airbus will add 1,000 jobs in Mobile.

Designating its Arlington, VA campus its new headquarters, the company will also develop a research and technology hub in the area to harness engineering and technical capabilities.