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A deliberate analysis and a solid road map will lead you to a welcoming community, well suited to the new operation.
A deliberate analysis and a solid road map will lead you to a welcoming community, well suited to the new operation.
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.
As we enter the new year, it is clear that companies are still evaluating best use of capital and cost savings from a location and real estate perspective.
Companies relocate operations to other countries largely for financial reasons. Has the global economic downturn created opportunities to move those operations back to the U.S.?
Although the nature of business has changed through the years, highway access and frontage still rank high among site selectors.
Business leaders would agree that healthcare costs must be controlled and the marketplace must become more transparent.
An energy plan can help your company to maximize opportunities and mitigate risk, while holding on to earnings.
No one can truly predict what direction the economy may take in the coming year, but some experts see better times ahead.
The recession has left many companies with warehousing and distribution issues that can't be resolved with quick fixes.
What does the future of economic development incentives look like with so many states facing major budgetary challenges?
Redeveloping abandoned urban industrial buildings can reap bottom-line benefits for owners and companies that locate in them.
The global PV (photovoltaic) industry is entering a period of dramatic transformation.
Aerospace is one of Oklahoma's core industries, but continued growth must be fed by a new infusion of labor.
A cluster of wind turbine manufacturing has formed in Arkansas, creating thousands of high-tech jobs.
Although there are some inherent challenges in renovating historic properties, their renovation and adaptive reuse makes good economic sense.
The expansion of the Panama Canal will change shipping patterns and create new opportunities for relocation and development.
Companies should stop focusing on short-term concerns and plan instead for economic recovery.
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