Josh P. Cole and Doug B. Schrock, Principals, Crowe Horwath LLP, (Feb/Mar 10)
A recent survey by Crowe Horwath LLP and IndustryWeek Custom Research reveals that U.S. manufacturers are looking to the future with a mix of optimism and caution.
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Tom Tveidt, research economist, Garner Economics, LLC (3-4-2010)
Total job growth among the nation’s 377 metropolitan areas is still mostly nonexistent.
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Supply Chain Consortium (2-25-2010)
A recent survey on facility sustainability shows that more companies are prone to putting down greener roots these days.
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AWEA (2-19-2010)
The wind energy industry brought over 4,000 MW of new capacity online in the fourth quarter of 2009.
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Ross DeVol and Perry Wong, Milken Institute (1-26-2010)
Changes to economic and tax policies and investment in key infrastructure project categories could create more than 11 million jobs in the United States this decade.
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Ward van den Berg, Senior Research Associate, Arnoud van der Slot, Partner, Roland Berger Strategy Consultants (1-26-2010)
The market for clean energy technology (CET) is booming and will be the third-largest industrial sector in the world.
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Karl P. Sauvant, Executive Director, Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International (1-26-2010)
Current FDI flows lowered in weakened global economy, but attraction of emerging markets remains.
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Joel Popkin and Kathryn Kobe, National Association of Manufacturers and the NAM Council of Manufacturing Associations (1-19-2010)
Manufacturing is essential for U.S. economic growth and prosperity but faces big challenges.
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PricewaterhouseCoopers (1-19-2010)
Efforts are under way to build foundational infrastructures that will support a smart electricity grid and an electric vehicle ecosystem.
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Education Week (1-15-2010)
The nation and many states face a continuing struggle to deliver a high-quality education to all students, according to Education Week’s annual education report card.
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Area Development Magazine Special Presentation (Dec/Jan 10)
After 2009’s economic woes, business executives look to balance their cost-related priorities with their 2010 growth strategies according to Area Development's Annual Corporate and Consultants Survey.
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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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Jones Lang LaSalle (12-21-2009)
The “great recession” is over, but the expansion underway will remain fragile as the overwhelming support from government stimulus begins to fade out in 2010.
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GTM Research (12-18-2009)
The United States is rapidly emerging as one of the world’s leading markets for solar power.
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Nth Power and the Faunhofer Institute (12-18-2009)
The new construction sector of the U.S. building industry offers an attractive and timely opportunity to innovate.
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Bank of America Business Capital (12-10-2009)
Despite giving the current economy low marks, U.S. manufacturers CFOs are more optimistic than in recent years about the nation’s economic outlook.
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Norm G. Miller, PhD, University of San Diego, Burnham-Moores Center for Real Estate, Dave Pogue, LEED AP and National Director of Sustainability, CBRE (11-23-2009)
Many tenants of Energy Star-labeled buildings find such space more productive, and these buildings do save money on energy costs.
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Norm G. Miller, PhD, University of San Diego, Burnham-Moores Center for Real Estate, Dave Pogue, LEED AP and National Director of Sustainability, CBRE (11-23-2009)
Healthier buildings reduce sick time and increase productivity, making it easier to recruit and retain employees.
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Ross C. DeVol, Armen Bedroussian, Kevin Klowden, and Candice Flor Hynek, Milken Institute, Greenstreet Real Esate Partners (11-12-2009)
Leaders in the 2009 Best-Performing Cities index are all metros that succeeded in avoiding the worst of economic declines driven by falling housing markets and job losses in manufacturing and global trade.
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Deloitte Consulting LLP (11-9-2009)
Is it time to start bringing manufacturing jobs back to the U.S.?
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