NEW BRUNSWICK:Mountain State Stronger than Expected Growth

The New Brunswick economy grew 1.3 percent in 2017, according to the Department of Finance, and it is expected to continue growing in 2018. Stronger than expected growth in 2017 took place in retail trade, tourism, housing construction and manufacturing.
Employment grew for the first time in four years…

Vermont: Showcases Manufacturing Tech Sector: Companies Tackling Talent Issue, Innovating and Growing in the Green Mountain State

Vermont – a state typically known for maple syrup and snowy peaks – has taken on a new definition: advanced manufacturing hub. Grown out of the state’s entrepreneurial ecosystem and strong startup mentality, Vermont’s manufacturing sector has skyrocketed.

In fact, the sector accounts for approximately 11 percent of state GDP…

IDAHO: Can-Do Culture for Economy

Thanks to low taxes, a balanced state budget and a commonsense regulatory environment, Idaho’s economy is strong.

The state has a can-do culture, which shows in the workforce of dedicated and highly skilled employees. Colleges and universities throughout Idaho collaborate with the private sector to customize programs that…

OKLAHOMA: Making Strides in Aerospace Development

Oklahoma is located in the heart of the U.S. with easy access to suppliers and customers. The state’s integrated infrastructure system is a large reason for the success the state’s economy has seen in recent years. Oklahoma also has a highly educated and technical workforce and offers…

Texas: 10th Largest Economy in the World

The list of good things happening in the economy of Texas is long, and the environment for business and a skilled workforce keeps getting stronger. If Texas were a nation, it would rank as the 10th largest economy in the world based on GDP.

Texas continues to maintain its position…