New York

JLL’s seventh annual Seaports Outlook reports historically high occupancy and escalating demand for space.

Agreement with leading medical marijuana company, Columbia Care, would create state-of-the-art facility and 250 jobs in Monroe County.

Company will move into Rochester's historic Sibley Building; will offer an estimated 1,000 new jobs in the first five years.

Since its inception in 2013, more than 80 companies have embraced the Empire State’s innovative START-UP NY program, which created tax-free zones linked to New York’s system of higher education.

Local online marketing company doubles its office space after moving to new Hudson Yards location.

Locations across the nation are rapidly applying the best practices needed to meet the requirements of new and expanding 21st century businesses. This makes it much tougher for us to pick the best of the best, so we’ve expanded our showcase to make room for an ever-increasing number of economic development leaders.

The more we know when it comes to what’s in our food, the more we want to know. Pleasing this knowledge palate can mean big bucks for the food processing industry.

NYC Economic Development Corporation and the Community of Certified B Corporations launch "Best for NYC" challenge, the first municipal public-private impact partnership in the world.

Plan projects 20,000 jobs through an ambitious adaptation of the huge, long-neglected complex.

Pennsylvania's new governor wants the natural gas boom to power economic development efforts in the state.

Additive manufacturing is the hottest new growth sector, promising to revolutionize how just about anything you can imagine gets made.

Canadian manufacturer of cookies will expand facility in Perry and increase employment.

China is expected to become the top U.S. investor in 2016 and beyond.

So far, 2014 has been a banner year for freight haulers, but this success has a down side: a capacity crisis may be looming.

sPower will be the owner of the largest portfolio of PV under construction in PSEG-LI's clean solar initiative Feed-In-Tariff Program.

Project includes 450 new direct jobs at plants that convert sugar cane biomass to energy pellets.

The economic assistance is also expected to attract larger companies from around the globe to move to New York to tap into groundbreaking NYU research as well as the City's infrastructure, amenities, and other assets.

The ribbon cutting ceremony recognized the expansion and installation of the company's new manufacturing lines and its solar array, which is currently under construction.

More states are forming public-private partnerships to leverage the expertise of leading businesses in luring new projects.

To encourage the company to proceed with its expansion in Penn Yan and build on the industry's growth in the State, Empire State Development (ESD) will provide performance-based Excelsior Jobs Program tax credits.

In this day and age, food processing plays an essential role in enhancing our way of life by ensuring that the food produced meets consistent quality standards.

Everything old is new again: conversions of historic properties in lower Manhattan are on the upswing.

A report on one state's use of huge tax credits to lure or retain businesses provokes some thoughts on diminishing returns.

Customer demand drives managed hosting provider to increase data center footprint in Buffalo tech hub.

Study from CareerBuilder and Economic Modeling Specialists International reveals the top 10 metros for employment in commercial construction. Providence, RI-metro region tops the list.

New York is leveraging its world-class higher education system with an aggressive incentives program geared to business startups.

Manufacturing, sales and marketing, corporate and financial services headquarters to unify in new, shared campus.

START-UP NY officially launched on January 1, 2014 and has already received significant interest from the business community. Find out how this new program is taking off.

Huge boost in energy "peak load" financial incentives in Summer 2014 for NYC's largest energy users, but business owners and institutions must act soon.

Leading smart grid technology company opens in North America. Signs global agreements with Silver Spring Networks and HEVO Power.

An energy revolution is sweeping across the U.S., creating thousands of jobs and making it likely we’ll achieve the long-sought goal of energy independence by 2020 or sooner.

There may be fewer projects to aim for in the highly competitive environment of a recovering economy, but those who hope to succeed must find a way that distinguishes them from the rest of the field. Here are the organizations who have established a consistent standard of excellence and embraced the best practices to secure the projects that bring bundles of new jobs to their locations.

If a hydrokinetic pilot project in the East River is successful, the lights will come on in NYC when the tide comes in.

Ready or not, legalized marijuana is shaping up to become a leading growth sector in the U.S.

In 2016, a snazzy new bridge will begin absorbing the overflow from any traffic jams on the GWB.

San Francisco, London, Dubai, Shanghai and Wuhan lead Jones Lang LaSalle's list of dynamic cities.

Alita USA Holdings has chosen Buffalo as the site of its new $102-million steel pipe plant, which will supply natural gas drilling operations in the multi-state Marcellus shale formation.

A visionary entrepreneur who boldly embraced the future, but never lost sight of the enduring values of family and friendship. From the September/October 2013 issue.

Ford will invest $150 million in Buffalo Stamping Plant and add 350 new jobs at the facility to support future product growth.

Locations that have a history of nurturing entrepreneurship may have a head start on spurring startups and developing high-tech hubs. From the September/October 2013 issue.