China

The U.S. is expected to become the most competitive manufacturing nation over the next five years, with the current leader China sliding into second position, according to Deloitte Global's upcoming 2016 Global Manufacturing Competitiveness Index report.

Geoengineering will be a growth sector in the age of climate change. The latest global warming "miracle cure" for the big CO2 problem is a new technology said to be able to extract carbon from the air and condense it into fibers that could be used as building materials or to produce components for electronics, cars, clothing and other manufactured goods.

China’s largest rail manufacturer will build subway cars for Boston at a new plant in Springfield, MA.

China-based Innovate Manufacturing will locate its first U.S. headquarters in Knoxville, investing $4.7 million in building upgrades and renovations and creating 50 new jobs.

The former Humvee plant in Indiana now makes Mercedes SUVs for export to China.

China is the top-ranked nation among Renewable Energy Investment Leaders in Business Facilities’ annual Global Rankings Report. Switzerland retained its crown as the top-ranked nation in Global Competitiveness.

Chinese outbound capital flows into global commercial real estate markets have exceeded $10 billion in a year for the first time ever, according to the latest research from CBRE Group, Inc.

Customer insights reveal that proximity to U.S. customers is a key competitive advantage.

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

The titans of Silicon Valley bow before China's new Internet Czar.

SolarWorld is expanding solar panel and advanced cell production in Oregon; will add 200 jobs at company’s North American manufacturing hub.

The trend of manufacturing jobs returning to the U.S. from overseas continues to grow.

First major Chinese foreign direct investment project in Louisiana will create 400 new direct jobs in St. James Parish and result in an estimated 2,700 total new jobs in the Southeast Region.

As Russia starts to sever its connections with the U.S., China plans a bold high-tech bridge between East and West.

It may be time to rethink the rush towards in-flight Internet service for airline passengers.

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

As more companies understand the advantages of near-instant access to their markets, the trend of service businesses partnering with logistics providers will continue to grow.

Ground is broken in China for the world's tallest building, a modular tower to be completed in 120 days. That's right, 120 days.

Baton Rouge tops the field in economic growth potential; China surges into the lead in renewable energy investment. From the July/August 2013 issue.

The scientists who first sounded the alarm on climate change are back, giving us 87 years to pack up our stuff and get off the beach.