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Business Starts Here
Tennessee is known for its sound fiscal management and new investments in the economic ecosystem. The state…
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TEXAS ENTERS 2021 AS WORLD’S 9TH LARGEST ECONOMY BY GDP
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MINNESOTA: FIRST IN FIVE-YEAR BUSINESS SURVIVAL RATE
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CANADA: Alberta. More Open Than Ever
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Georgia: Strong Role in Globalized Economy
Georgia has one of the top pro-business environments in the nation. State statutes, economic development practices, business development support, fiscal conservatism, community leadership and an innovative, progressive business community provide a positive economic ecosystem. The state has been named the No. 1 State for Business by Site Selection magazine…
Arizona: Prospering Tech Ecosystem & More
Governor Doug Ducey’s education office emphasizes science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education at all levels, and many STEM-related companies are moving to the state. The Arizona SciTech Festival is the third largest science and technology festival in the U.S.
Arizona is ranked No. 1 in higher…
Wyoming: Large Energy Projects Underway
Wyoming is rich in varied, natural resources. Wyoming is first in coal, uranium, trona and bentonite production; second in rare earth mineral reserves; second in helium production; fourth in natural gas production; eighth in oil production; 12th in wind generation; and first in on-shore, high-capacity wind resources.
The…
Wisconsin: Competing Nationally & Globally
A successful combination of location, skilled workforce, commitment to cutting-edge research, and favorable business policies and initiatives make a strong economy for Wisconsin.
With $2 billion in tax relief, including tax credits that almost eliminate the tax burden on manufacturers and agricultural producers, the economic climate of the state…
Washington: Home to Admired Companies
Strengthening the state’s key industries, expanding international trade, helping small businesses grow and providing training to workers are priorities of economic development in Washington.
Targeted industries include aerospace, agriculture and food manufacturing, clean technology, information and communication technology, life science/global health, maritime, forest products, and military and defense…