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February/March Digital Issue
The February/March 2015 digital edition of Business Xpansion Journal is now available. To view this issue, please click the image to the right. If you would like to sign up to receive Business Xpansion Journal, click here....
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Dynamic Transformations Shape Auto’s Future
In the not too distant future, cars will drive themselves. Urban environments will focus on mobility instead of drivability when it comes to moving people from point A to point B. Many people won’t own cars at all. In the meantime, “Auto OEMs Deal With Changes in How We Move” says 2015 will be another ...
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Utilities Embrace Renewables, Especially Solar Energy
Caption: Electric Vehicle Day — San Diego: A National Drive Electric Week Event, was held in September 2014. SDG&E, Cleantech San Diego, and the Center for Sustainable Energy featured free test drives for the public of the latest EVs on the market. Photo: CleanTECH San Diego By Rachel Duran Utilit...
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Auto OEMs Deal With Changes in How We Move
Caption: The 2011 Range Rover Evoque featured a 35 percent overall weight reduction compared to Land Rover’s 2010 Range Rover Sport model. The company used resins from Innovative Plastics, a business unit of SABIC, in areas such as the front fenders, and in the pedestrian energy absorber. Photo: SABIC By...
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Food and Beverage Processors Look Forward to a Winning Year
Caption: Garlic production line at Christopher Ranch LLC in Gilroy, California. Photo: Christopher Ranch. By Mark Kleszczewski Communities and companies are ready to meet the demands for specialty foods. Heading into 2015, the U.S. food and beverage industry — which accounts for roughly one-fifth o...
Industries
Utilities Embrace Renewables, Especially Solar Energy
Caption: Electric Vehicle Day — San Diego: A National Drive Electric Week Event, was held in September 2014…
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Auto OEMs Deal With Changes in How We Move
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Food and Beverage Processors Look Forward to a Winning Year
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Co-Working Spaces Invigorate Downtowns
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Additive Manufacturing on the Make
January 04, 2015
News
States with the Most & Least Telework Savings Potential
From WalletHub
National Telework Week coming up on Monday, millions of Americans mired in debt, and climate…
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Space Coast EDC and NASA Announce Alliance
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KCP&L Announces 1,000 Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
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Marukan Locates to Spalding County, Georgia
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Stryker Corp. Opens European HQ in Amsterdam
February 04, 2015
Quality Places
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Wisconsin: Changes Boost Competitive Advantages
By Rachel Duran
From increased local-regional-state partnerships within education and public agencies, to industry-led collaborations and public…
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Ohio: Pushing Back From Uncertain Times
By David Hodes
Ohio is a state that has pushed away the wreckage of the past economic struggles as economic…
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Mississippi Advances Tech and Manufacturing
By Rachel Hamilton
Mississippi is bringing advanced manufacturing back to the state and firing it up with skilled workers and…
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Massachusetts: Leaders in Trailblazing and Research
By Rachel Hamilton
Massachusetts’s innovation economy is growing, says Gregory Bialecki, secretary of housing and economic development, Commonwealth of…
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Colorado Experiences Phenomenal Success
By David Hodes
The economy in Colorado has been on a series of back-to-back strategic moves that have…
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