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By Jonathan L. Sangster, Senior Managing Director, CBRE Consulting, CB Richard Ellis (Sep 08)
A skilled, available work force, a favorable cost environment, the necessary infrastructure, and generous financial support have created a near-perfect environment for technology companies to thrive in the South.
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By Susan Avery (Sep 08)
Biotech, nanotech, IT, alternative energy, and other high-tech firms are advancing in the Southern region of the U.S., while still faced with today’s economic uncertainties, social and environmental issues, and competition for talent.
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By Mali R. Schantz-Feld (Feb/Mar 08)
“Our continued focus on education, work force and infrastructure has established a strong foundation for success within our business community,” says Jim Fain, North Carolina’s Secretary of Commerce. In January, North Carolina was named by Chief Executive magazine as the state with the third-best business climate; and its capital, Raleigh, ranked in first place in Forbes’ “Best Spots for Business” list in April 2007.
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By Mali R. Schantz-Feld (Aug 07)
The Southern states are thriving, thanks to entrepreneurs with innovative high-tech ideas, strong public and private investment, and enthusiastic support from state and local governments.
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By Mali R. Schantz-Feld (Oct/Nov 07)
Despite recent challenges, automakers and suppliers continue to exhibit confidence in the United States and Canada by announcing new projects and expansions and employing thousands of skilled workers.
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By Mali R. Schantz-Feld (Apr/May 07)
“We saw growth in many areas in 2006 and the beginning of 2007, including biotechnology — biomanufacturing and biopharmaceuticals, in particular — financial services — North Carolina ranks second in the U.S. behind New York as a leading provider of financial services — plastics, aerospace and defense, automotive, boat manufacturing, non-woven textiles, and forestry products.”
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