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The use of the Foreign-Trade Zones program by U.S.-based manufacturers of computer-related peripheral products provides an instructive example of how ...

Taking a look inside Tennessee is like opening a box of chocolates. There’s an assortment and variety that can only be discovered when one takes a bit...

The U.S. plastics industry employs 1.4 million workers and provides more than $310 billion in annual shipments, and the plastics processing sector alo...

The continued integration of bio- and information-technologies into the health care industry will result in a significant shift in how new bio-based s...

Employment and other economic activity in the biosciences has grown dramatically in the past three years, and states working to attract bioscience com...

The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is home to the entire continuum of the biosciences— world-class research; emerging biotechnology, medical device and ...

With so much activity surrounding biosciences, health care, and bio-related information technologies, how will private sector companies choose their n...

California has an irresistible energy. It’s the kind of energy and spirit that flows from a strong sense of curiosity and determination, from an irrep...

If there is one thing I have learned from my days in the economic development world, it is that Canada truly is well known for its generous R&D tax cr...

A new study by the AeA, the nation's largest high-tech trade association, shows that the U.S. tech industry shed 25,000 jobs in 2004, dropping to 5.6 ...