Choosing the right cost-cutting methods can make the process easier and possibly improve your financial position.
In today's tough economic times, companies considering operational innovations can reduce their uncertainty with a solid risk management strategy.
Today's bad economic news has heightened companies' awareness of avoiding high tax locations and maximizing incentives when conducting site searches.
President Obama's fondness for shovel-ready projects calls for us to unearth the history of this term.
Although the availability of ICT services is sometimes taken for granted, it's not a given when a company is considering locating in a rural or remote area or in a foreign location.
The reasons behind headquarters moves are as varied as the companies themselves, but costs, access to qualified labor, and industrial synergies usually come into play.
Choosing the right cost-cutting methods can make the process easier and possibly improve your financial position.
Kansas has fared better during the recession than other states due largely to agriculture, alternative energy, and distribution.
North Carolina's strong focus on higher education and research puts the state in a strong position to weather the economic downturn.
With major projects by IBM and Google announced, Iowa is relying on technology to offset losses in manufacturing.
Improving safety in the workplace is key to implementing productive, cost-effective, and efficient operations.
Insights on what the current economic climate means to the construction industry and to site selectors.
With the nation facing its worse economic downturn in decades, businesses and workers alike have looked to the nation's new political leaders - and their economic advisors - for solutions to remedy the crisis.
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