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Project Announcements
Alaska Airlines Expands Facility Hub at Seattle, Washington Airport
05/07/2018
Apple Builds New Reno, Nevada, Facility, Searches for New U.S. Campus Site
01/18/2018
Bidding War Begins to Lure Toyota-Mazda $1.6 Billion Joint Venture Assembly Plant
08/07/2017
Manufacturers Less Optimistic About Overall Economy; Express Confidence in Their Own Revenue Growth
07/20/2016
Cushman & Wakefield Reports on Continuing Momentum for Industrial Real Estate Markets
07/15/2016
American Fast Freight To Open 6,000 Square Foot Terminal In Kodiak, Alaska
04/08/2014
Caelus Energy Enters Energy Exploration Arena On Alaska’s North Slope
10/28/2013
Three Firms Planning LNG Project Choose Nikiski, Alaska, As Lead Site For The $45-$65 Billion Project
10/10/2013
Analysis: Only Nine States Have Posted Overall Job Gains in Past Five Years
12/27/2011
Overall Unemployment Declined in June, Bureau of Labor Statistics Reports
07/20/2010
Alaska Exports Rebounded As 2009 Ended
03/16/2010
Komar Industries Plans York County, South Carolina, Manufacturing Operations
03/24/2025
Würth Industry North America Plans Columbus, Ohio, Distribution Operations
03/24/2025
Yeadon Fabric Domes Plans Fayetteville, North Carolina, Manufacturing Operations
03/24/2025
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Regional Report: Varied Sectors Riding the High-Tech Wave in the Pacific States
From high-tech to clean-tech to tourism, the Pacific States are seeing economic expansion, although it’s uneven throughout the region.
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Alaska Direct Financial Incentives
Alsaka's economic development, finance and tax organizations provide a range of incentive programs to initiate new business and commercial investment.
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Regional Report: Tax and Other Incentives Help Job-Creation Numbers in the Pacific States
In response to their specific needs, the Pacific States have instituted varied business-support tools that enhance their competitiveness.
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Regional Report: A Unique Focus on Business Expansion in the Pacific States
California is applying unique approaches to economic development programs in order to encourage in-state development while the other Pacific States are leveraging their unique geographic and market positions to focus on aerospace, clean tech and exports growth.
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Frontline: Preparing for Takeoff in the Drone Industry
As drones become smaller, more affordable, and easier to operate, they’re being eyed for use in everything from agriculture to construction and real estate. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) says there could be 30,000 of them in American skies by 2020, and according to the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI), the business of manufacturing and flying drones could become an $82 billion industry within 10 years.