Supply Chain Optimization Impacts Site Selection Decision
Getting logistics right isn't just important for business. Booming global population will test infrastructure in unprecedented ways.
New federal biotech grants and tax credits will create winners - and losers.
Businesses must be aware of several key taxes before selecting a site.
Which kinds of projects are benefiting, and how many permanent jobs are they expected to create?
Published state rankings and accolades are just a starting point in the location decision process; individual company needs are what really matter.
How important is the international freight transport system to the U.S. economy? Very.
The food processing industry is adjusting to the challenges of energy efficiency, an environmental disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, and unfavorable legislation.
Data center site selection is driven by environmental, power, connectivity, tax and incentive, construction, and labor concerns - in that order.
Across the country, governments challenged to operate more efficiently and cost-effectively are turning to public-private partnership arrangements as an accepted tool for serving public needs.
An ambitious Obama administration plan could transform the country's logistics - and national competitiveness.
As director of the global electrification program at Ford, Nancy Gioia can explain the advantages EVs offer to consumers, as well as the challenges faced by the utility industry in support of these vehicles.
Storey County, Nevada's Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center occupies more than half the county's land, and is attracting global companies including Walmart, Alcoa, and the Mars Corp.
Auto manufacturers are plugging in to green energy for next-generation vehicle production.
Energy, biosciences, and manufacturing sectors are helping the Mountain States find economic stability during the Great Recession - and beyond.
The economies of Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas are experiencing strong signs of economic recovery in established and emerging sectors.
Driven by natural resources and a knowledge-based work force, the resurgence of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia is good news for the Canadian economy.
Businesses of all sizes must take note of new healthcare requirements that will change coverage and payment policies.
New technologies are improving the process of supply chain management, but implementation is just as important.
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