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Tennessee is known for its sound fiscal management and new investments in the economic ecosystem. The state…
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West North Central Midwest Improves
Interview by Rachel Duran
We are in a muddle through economy; one that is not getting better or worse.
Editor’s Note: This interview was conducted on Aug. 10, 2015. For the latest information in regard to the U.S. economic forecast, visit www.conference-board.org.
The economic story…
Midwest: Economy Improves, but Not Fast Enough
Interview by Rachel Duran
Consumer spending remains strong; when will businesses increase their investments?
Editor’s Note: This interview was conducted on June 11, 2015. For the latest information in regard to the U.S. economic forecast, visit www.conference-board.org.
Of the nine U.S. economic regions as…
Montana: Natural Beauty Inspires Innovations
By Rachel Duran
Economic developers in Montana are amplifying an already attractive environment for executives to fulfill their need for business success and ample opportunities to play.
Officials are strengthening the higher education system and workforce training efforts, encouraging private sector driven economic strategies, and establishing additional transportation and site…
Minnesota Collects Honors and Keeps Growing
By Rachel Hamilton
“Overall, our state offers the complete package for businesses with a highly-educated workforce, an innovative and inventive culture and an unmatched quality of life,” writes Katie Clark Sieben, commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development, in an email correspondence.
“We have a lot…
North Dakota’s Boom Turns to Steady Growth
By Rachel Hamilton
“North Dakota’s economy is still moving in an upward, positive direction by positive concerted effort to support businesses and entrepreneurial environments,” says Paul Lucy, director of the Economic Development and Finance Division of the North Dakota Department of Commerce. The energy boom might be over, but…