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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Lisa A. Bastian, CBC (Dec/Jan 10)
State officials are focusing on diversity in manufacturing and encouraging development of small businesses.
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Mary Lou Byrd (Dec/Jan 10)
Several publications and industry analysts have placed Utah in their lists of top state in which to do business.
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Lisa A. Bastian, CBC (Dec/Jan 10)
After a rough year for employment, Rhode Island companies are adapting to welcome new industries.
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Mali R. Schantz-Feld (Dec/Jan 10)
After a difficult year, Golden State officials hope for federal stimulus funds and activity in promising industries.
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Anthony Masino, J.D., CPA (Dec/Jan 10)
What does the future of economic development incentives look like with so many states facing major budgetary challenges?
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Area Development Online Research Desk (Nov 09)
The global PV (photovoltaic) industry is entering a period of dramatic transformation.
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Tracey Hyatt Bosman, CEcD, and Michael P. McDermott, Strategic Consulting Practice, Grubb & Ellis (Nov 09)
A deliberate analysis and a solid road map will lead you to a welcoming community, well suited to the new operation.
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Richard K. Greene, Senior Associate, The Williams Group Real Estate Advisors (Nov 09)
As the economy recovers, one particularly bright spot will be manufacturing for the renewable energy industry, which is already enjoying healthy popular and government support.
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Kathy Mussio, Managing Partner, Atlas Insight, LLC (Nov 09)
What does the future of economic development incentives look like with so many states facing major budgetary challenges?
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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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Area Development Online Research Desk (Oct/Nov 09)
The nation’s premier animal health companies are benefiting from the synergy created by their clustering in the Kansas City area.
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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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Lisa A. Bastian, CBC (Oct/Nov 09)
Once the top economy in the nation, Texas has taken a hit from the recession. But recovery is underway.
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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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Rayomond Bhumgara, Consultant, Real Estate Investment Strategies, Christopher Steele, President, CWS Consulting Group LLC (Oct/Nov 09)
Keeping ownership of environmentally impaired properties carries significant financial risk, particularly in a slow economy.
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Michelle Cammarata, Vice President, Workforce & Location Planning, CresaPartners (Oct/Nov 09)
From new business incentives to hand-to-hand combat, smaller cities are competing in this recession; but a community’s size — large or small — does not tell all.
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Daniel H. Levine, Founder, MetroCompare LLC (Aug/Sep 09)
Strategic partnerships and targeted incentive programs can help economic developers keep jobs in the U.S.
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Matt Adams, Raj Vohra, and Josh Timberlake, Global Expansion Optimization, Deloitte Consulting, LLP (Aug/Sep 09)
The federal government has assumed an expanded role in economic development in an attempt to stimulate the economy, and its actions will affect business investment and site selection decisions.
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