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Pirelli to Invest $1.2 Billion in Georgia Expansion
ATLANTA, GA – Pirelli, a world leader in tire production, will create 1,000 new jobs as part…
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Hyundai Transys Bringing 320 New Jobs To West Point, Georgia
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MEC Plans Approximately 140 New Jobs in Thomson, Georgia
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Mitsubishi Power Doubles Footprint in Chatham County, Georgia
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Hyundai Translead Expands Planned Illinois Investment and Increases Job Commitment
October 30, 2026
Apple Confirms Next U.S. factory is set for Arizona
Statement about the project from Barry Broome, president and CEO, Greater Phoenix Economic Development Council:
“Apple’s presence in the region will be a game-changer for the Greater Phoenix area, its innovation landscape and future ability to attract other high-tech companies. Between their plans to hire 700 direct…
Mississippi Offering Twitter Tuesdays in December
Mississippi Development Authority and Mississippi Economic Development Council are partnering to offer Twitter Tuesdays, informative social media sessions geared toward smart marketing for economic developers and chamber professionals during the month of December.
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Each two-hour session offers an introduction to the powerful platform of Twitter while also touching…
Billings, Mont. at Epicenter of new Growth Trend
Written by Evelyn Pyburn, Big Sky Business Journal
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Billings will be part of a trend in which intermediate cities will see growth. “Billings is at the epicenter of this kind of growth process,” says Larry Swanson, an economist and director of the University of Montana O’Connor…
Tax Foundation Releases New Stats on Business Tax Climate
Wyoming, Florida, and Indiana rank among the ten best states for taxes on business, while companies in states like New York, New Jersey, and California must struggle with the worst tax codes in the country, according to the newest edition of the Tax Foundation’s “State Business Tax Climate Index…
Shutdown Ripples Through the Economy
The government shutdown that went into effect yesterday, due to the inability of Congress to negotiate an agreement on a new budget, could have dire consequences for the economy at large, says John A. Challenger, CEO, global outplacement consultancy Challenger, Gray & Christmas Inc.
“Even if the shutdown lasts just…









