Incentives for employee training can help a company to defray costs and increase efficiency, while also building a state's intellectual capital.
As demand increases for ethanol and other renewable fuels, smaller towns in out-of-the-way locations are counting on biofuel business to heat up their economies.
Facility reuse saves dollars and makes sense to both the seller and tenant, as well as to the economic developer.
Economic doldrums, demographic shifts, and climate change are among the factors forcing new realities on automakers
Bob Hess of Cushman & Wakefield's Global Business Consulting group tells us how - and why - ThyssenKrupp chose Alabama for its steel processing facility
The pundits are deciding whether or not to officially call the current state of the U.S. economy a "recession." In macroeconomic terms, a recession is defined as a decline in the country's GDP - or negative real economic growth - for two consecutive quarters.
In today's global economy, it is imperative for manufacturers to maintain their competitive edge in the marketplace. When holding onto that edge requires a new facility, cost and time are the two largest considerations
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