State Focus

Across Massachusetts, new funding for higher education and STEM programs throughout grade levels will support the next generation workforce.

Delaware may BE smaller than most U.S. states but what it lacks in size, it makes up in its many strengths.

New Hampshire may be one of the smallest states, but it packs a big punch.

New York State can offer a lot of alternatives to businesses, depending on what section of the state they are considering.

Connecticut is situated between two major metro areas. But the Nutmeg State offers much more than just a great location. 

Arizona is one of the most popular destinations for new businesses for many key reasons.

Texas remains at the front of the pack in terms of economic development. And, interest in the Lone Star State from companies that need to relocate or expand might just be starting to heat up even more.

Kansas, the Sunflower State wants to use a number of assets, including geographic location, to entice more companies to try it out.

Changing lifestyle choices are helping Florida gain an edge against other states in the battle for awareness among corporation executives.

With shovel-ready sites, a skilled workforce and a strategic location, Ottumwa, IA has everything you need to grow.

With a talent pool approaching 7 million—a third of whom hold a bachelor’s degree or higher—Illinois has the skill sets needed to fill 21st-century jobs.

A new $101-million program is designed to spur recovery of the state’s tourism industry using American Rescue plan funds.

The Lone Star State has been the top state for exports for 19 consecutive years, surpassing the combined total for its three closest competitors.

North Dakota’s new intermodal rail service is reducing shipping costs for agricultural exports and other goods shipped from the logistics park of ND.

You can find Hutchinson’s history 650 feet under the ground in its famous salt mines. On the surface it’s a thriving business hub.

The Port of Savannah’s Garden City container terminal, the nation’s largest single-terminal operation, is adding more ship-to-shore cranes.

The Golden State has launched a program that promotes inclusive procurement as the prerequisite for a resilient supply chain.

Florida’s 15 deep-water seaports and 19 commercial airports are the entry points for a vast international trade infrastructure.

Southern Indiana is poised to get a bigger share of the expanding North American data center market, which is expected to grow to $101 billion by 2026.

The diverse, inclusive gumbo in Southwest Louisiana includes a highly skilled workforce that is the hot sauce for success in key growth sectors.