Kathi Vieser Bianco (Dec/Jan 10)
The U.S. Air Force's choice of Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio means jobs for military and civilian workers.
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Mali R. Schantz-Feld (Dec/Jan 10)
High-tech and healthcare industries are expected to forge the state's economy forward in the coming year
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Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (12-22-2009)
The ninth edition of the OECD Science, Technology and Industry Scoreboard explores recent developments in matters relating to innovation, science, technology, and globalization. In this regard, it compares characteristics of OECD member and major non-member economies.
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Dan Calabrese (Nov 09)
Redeveloping abandoned urban industrial buildings can reap bottom-line benefits for owners and companies that locate in them.
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Richard K. Wallace, Publisher, The Next Silicon Valley (Oct/Nov 09)
Innovative businesses and regions are flourishing and building “future knowledge ecosystems” — or the next Silicon Valley.
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Craig Guillot (Oct/Nov 09)
Nanotech is poised to bring groundbreaking changes and create new commerce hubs. But industry groups are concerned about safety.
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Kathi Vieser Bianco (Oct/Nov 09)
Louisiana's state capital is becoming a digital entertainment hub, thanks to strong incentives and lifestyle factors that attract industry talent.
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Mali R. Schantz-Feld (Oct/Nov 09)
New York City officials are moving aggressively to recruit diverse businesses, with upstate development leaning on high-tech.
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Dan Calabrese (Oct/Nov 09)
Once driven by unceasing consumer demand, the electronics industry has been powered down by the recession.
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David Crane, Special Advisor for Jobs and Economic Growth, Office of Governor Schwarzenegger (Oct/Nov 09)
Numerous challenges facing the state are being addressed in order to keep — and attract — companies and high-paying jobs in California.
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Mali R. Schantz-Feld (Southern Tech Sites 2009)
This in-depth look at 14 southern states shows how technology is sparking development in a variety of industries.
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Steve Stackhouse (Southern Tech Sites 2009)
Data centers don't create many jobs, but state and local governments covet the investment dollars they bring.
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Mark Crawford (Southern Tech Sites 2009)
Federal stimulus funding and university-led initiatives are making the southern U.S. states fertile ground for sustainable energy development.
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Mark Crawford (Southern Tech Sites 2009)
In spite of the recession, companies in technology industries are making multi-million investments in the southern states.
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Cynthia Kincaid (June/July 09)
The commonwealth is attracting new business with a streamlined permitting process and a focus on high-tech development.
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Dr. Scott Rickert, President and CEO, Nanofilm (June/July 09)
The future of the United States depends on investment in nanotechnology.
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Rick Doornbos, Hemlock Semiconductor Group (Apr/May 09)
Rick Doornbos, President & CEO of Hemlock Semiconductor Group, shares his insights on high-tech manufacturing and site selection.
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Jennifer LeClaire (Oct/Nov 08)
States and cities all over the country are competing for nanotech cluster status. But is this emerging science living up to the hype?
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Marty Weil (Oct/Nov 08)
Despite the economic downturn, consumer electronics have become “must haves” for buyers worldwide, and emerging technologies continue to thrive.
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Steve Penrose, Senior Vice President, Automatic Data Processing (ADP) (Aug/Sep 08)
Steve Penrose, Senior Vice President, Automatic Data Processing (ADP), says whatever city we choose has a good quality of life, and we make sure it is a place where people will stay or want to relocate to.
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