Gubernatorial Shift: New Economic Development Policies
New governors of eight states reveal their ideas for strengthening their states’ economies and growing their business bases.
Delaware Resources Page
Regional Report: New Investments and Job Creation Are Keeping the Mid-Atlantic’s Economy Growing
Unemployment rates across the region are mixed, but companies in a variety of industry sectors have pledged investments and the creation of new jobs.The Reasons Corporate Headquarters are Heading Back Downtown
In order to lure tech-savvy millennials, many companies that years ago moved out to the suburbs are heading back to the urban downtowns that offer the lifestyle this generation of employees desires. And the trend isn't confined to just North America’s biggest cities.
Delaware Direct Financial Incentives
Delaware's economic development, finance and tax organizations provide a range of incentive programs to initiate new business and commercial investment.Regional Report: Mid-Atlantic Region Retaining & Growing Jobs Through Diversification
The Mid-Atlantic States are putting measures in place to retain their traditional manufacturing jobs, while also securing investments in pharma, wellness-based food, and other emerging sectors.Regional Report: Growth in Biomedicine, Energy, and Food Processing Helping Mid-Atlantic Prosperity
In general, the Mid-Atlantic’s strongest sectors are financial and business services, healthcare, biomedicine, food processing, and energy. It’s been an uneven year for the Mid-Atlantic, but there are plenty of bright spots to light the way.Sustainability: The “Invisible Hand” Shapes Next-Generation Location Selection
Companies that view their location strategies through a “sustainability filter” are more likely to achieve competitive advantage and long-term stakeholder value.Newark, DE Development Seminar to Explore Regional Real Estate, Workforce Issues of High-Tech Transformation
The key to economic development often lies in transforming existing assets and evolving new approaches to the workforce, and the workplace. This is especially true for a growing number of cities and locations around the U.S. where local officials have set their sights on the emerging innovation, or knowledge economy, and a new 'creative class' of workers as the best path to economic renewal.Regional Report: Mid-Atlantic Region Drawing High-Tech Investment
Some new and creative incentive programs are being provided in the Mid-Atlantic States to help drive the region’s high-tech and other industries.Leading Locations for 2013: The Mid-Atlantic MSAs
Encompassing Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania, the Mid-Atlantic region boasts a diverse industrial base that employs thousands at high-technology, life sciences, financial services, and agri-business firms.Regional Review: Mid-Atlantic States’ New FDI Initiatives
Educational and research institutions, state government’s willingness for change, and signature Mid-Atlantic tenacity provide the foundation for this region’s momentum heading into more promising economic times.