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Should Move Your Manufacturing Operations?

Should Move Your Manufacturing Operations?

Findings from a recent survey conducted by Sikich, a global company specializing in technology-enabled professional services, revealed that more than ...

Columbus, Georgia

#1 PLACE for Business

Columbus, Georgia offers a unique blend of advantages that make it an ideal location for companies across various industries. This is especially true ...

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Emerging Factors That Are Changing the Business of Food Production

Companies have prioritized their ethical practices and set goals to reduce their environmental impact. Issues like carbon footprints, climate change, ...

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Colorado Announces a Host of Advanced Tech Developments in 2024

The Global Business Development division of the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade, together with the Governor’s office, ...

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Montana: The Last Best Place for Your Business to Grow

The outdoor industry faces workforce challenges, which creates growth barriers. Montana has answers to these challenges. With the highest high school ...

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Technology and Market Access Are a Winning Combination for U.S. Agribusiness

Food production requires a perfect storm of factors. The land must be suitable for farming. The location must be proximal to state-of-the-art food pro...

Southern Illinois

SOUTHERN ILLINOIS’ R4 ADVANTAGE

Southern Illinois offers an inventory of industrial sites. With large acreage, greenfields, existing buildings and transportation infrastructure to ma...

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Navigating the Road to Sustainable Mobility

The automotive industry in North America faces a challenging landscape in the coming years as it strives to meet increasingly restrictive carbon dioxi...

Governor Eric Holcomb, Secretary of Commerce David Rosenberg and U.S. Senator Todd Young join executives of Google to break ground on the company’s new $2 billion data center in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The company is one of four major cloud infrastructure providers to announce new data centers in Indiana in 2024, joining AWS, Meta and Microsoft. Photo provided by Indiana Economic Development Corporation

Igniting the Economy of the Future

New advancements in technology can be seen across Indiana’s vast manufacturing ecosystem – from aerospace, aviation and space exploration to agbioscie...

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South Carolina: Launching a Legacy

January 2024 ushered in a new era for South Carolina’s economic development strategy. To build upon decades of economic development achievement while ...