With its $679 billion economy, Illinois is an international center of global commerce. The state has leveraged its world-class transportation and logistics infrastructure, major research and higher education assets, and legacy of innovation to create a dynamic and growing economy.
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Though it is well known for both bourbon and horses, Kentucky has crafted a diverse and sophisticated economy. Contributing to a gross domestic product that tops $154 billion are headquarters for globally known companies such as Humana, Lexmark International, Louisville Slugger and the parent of KFC, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell and Long John...
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Though it is well known for both bourbon and horses, Kentucky has crafted a diverse and sophisticated economy. Contributing to a gross domestic product that tops $154 billion are headquarters for globally known companies such as Humana, Lexmark International, Louisville Slugger and the parent of KFC, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell and Long John Silver's, as well as 400 international companies from 26 countries.
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Its Music City USA, but Nashville is also the health-care capital of the United States, home to some 300 health-related enterprises accounting for $50 billion in revenue. More than two dozen higher education institutions, including the renowned Vanderbilt University, are in Nashville, which is also Tennessee’s capital. Country...
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Its Music City USA, but Nashville is also the health-care capital of the United States, home to some 300 health-related enterprises accounting for $50 billion in revenue. More than two dozen higher education institutions, including the renowned Vanderbilt University, are in Nashville, which is also Tennessee’s capital. Country music’s “mother church,” the Ryman Auditorium, the Grand Ole Opry and the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum share the spotlight with a vibrant music performing, writing and production scene that attracts all genres. A vibrant economy is drawing young professionals and the city’s downtown is sprouting new condominium developments to match its active night life.
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The 11-county Greater Philadelphiaregion’s dynamic economy is highly diverse andincludes major sectors in advancedmanufacturing, clean energy, lifesciences, information technology,logistics, financial services, healthand education.
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Learn more about Southwestern Illinois in this digital special section that also appears in the print and online versions of Illinois, State of Innovation at http://businessclimate.com/illinois-economic-development.
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Pine Bluff is the county seat of Jefferson County. The second-oldest settlement on the Arkansas River, Pine Bluff is a center of industry, commerce, recreation and health care for Southeast Arkansas. The region is a major agricultural center and also includes a diverse mix of industries including paper and packaging, electric...
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Pine Bluff is the county seat of Jefferson County. The second-oldest settlement on the Arkansas River, Pine Bluff is a center of industry, commerce, recreation and health care for Southeast Arkansas. The region is a major agricultural center and also includes a diverse mix of industries including paper and packaging, electric transformers and chemicals. The region includes the Port of Pine Bluff as well as the University of Arkansas.
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The 54 counties of Western Kansas, which include Dodge City, Garden City, Hays and Liberal, have a diverse economy that features agriculture and food production, oil and gas exploration, renewable energy and advanced manufacturing. The region's advantages include an integrated transportation infrastructure, central location, low...
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The 54 counties of Western Kansas, which include Dodge City, Garden City, Hays and Liberal, have a diverse economy that features agriculture and food production, oil and gas exploration, renewable energy and advanced manufacturing. The region's advantages include an integrated transportation infrastructure, central location, low manufacturing cost and skilled labor force.The Western Kansas Economic Development Guide is sponsored by the western Kansas Rural Economic Development Alliance. Browse stories, find links and share through email, Facebook and more.
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Wyoming offers a bounty of advantages for business relocation and expansion, unparalleled natural assets and a quality of life that lets the state brag that you can "work where you want to live." This comprehensive guide covers all this and more about the strong economic development and business climate in Wyoming.
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Learn more about the Economic Development Council of the Bloomington-Normal Area in Illinois in this digital special section that also appears in print and onlines versions at http://businessclimate.com/illinois-economic-development.
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Learn more about Phillips County, Kansas in this digital special section that also appears in the print and online versions of Western Kansas Economic Development Review at businessclimate.com/western-ks-economic-development
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New Jersey has a diverse and innovative economy that includes major pharmaceuticals, life sciences, financial services, advanced manufacturing, renewable energy, and transportation and logistics sectors. Twenty Fortune 500 companies are headquartered in the state, which also has operations for more than 1,100 multinational companies...
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New Jersey has a diverse and innovative economy that includes major pharmaceuticals, life sciences, financial services, advanced manufacturing, renewable energy, and transportation and logistics sectors. Twenty Fortune 500 companies are headquartered in the state, which also has operations for more than 1,100 multinational companies representing 40 nations. The state ranks sixth for foreign direct investment. With a Gross Domestic Product of $482 billion in 2009, if it were a standalone country, New Jersey would rank as the 19th-largest economy in the world.
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Wichita, the largest city in Kansas, is the economic hub of the region. The city has a strong manufacturing base, much of which is related to the aircraft industry. Wichita offers business tax incentives of particular benefit to capital-intensive manufacturing operations. Health care and agriculture are also major players in the...
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Wichita, the largest city in Kansas, is the economic hub of the region. The city has a strong manufacturing base, much of which is related to the aircraft industry. Wichita offers business tax incentives of particular benefit to capital-intensive manufacturing operations. Health care and agriculture are also major players in the city’s business climate.
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Washington state has created a $358 billion economy with globally recognized industry clusters in aerospace, manufacturing, life sciences, information technology, marine trades, clean energy and forest products, among others. A roster of globally known brands has a Washington address including Boeing, Microsoft, Amazon.com, REI,...
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Washington state has created a $358 billion economy with globally recognized industry clusters in aerospace, manufacturing, life sciences, information technology, marine trades, clean energy and forest products, among others. A roster of globally known brands has a Washington address including Boeing, Microsoft, Amazon.com, REI, Starbucks and Costco. The state offers key logistical advantages including 75 ports and 139 airports. Its outstanding and distinctive quality of life includes access to hundreds of miles of Pacific coastline, abundant waterways and some of the world's best known mountain ranges, including the Olympics and Cascades, and an array of cultural attractions, a panorama of arts, and a full range of music and entertainment options.
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North Carolina's 16-county Northeast Region, which encompasses the Outer Banks, is home to a combined labor force of nearly 170,000. Top industries include automotive R&D, biotechnology, aviation and marine trades, manufacturing and tourism. The region is famous for its quality of life attractions, including waterfront living,...
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North Carolina's 16-county Northeast Region, which encompasses the Outer Banks, is home to a combined labor force of nearly 170,000. Top industries include automotive R&D, biotechnology, aviation and marine trades, manufacturing and tourism. The region is famous for its quality of life attractions, including waterfront living, world-class beaches, iconic lighthouses, Colonial history and the Wright Brothers National Memorial.
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South Carolina has attracted an impressive roster of major employers including Boeing, BMW, Monster.com, Google, GE Energy and Michelin. Top industries in South Carolina include auto manufacturing, aerospace, biotechnology, and transportation and logistics. The Port of Charleston is among the busiest U.S. seaports. Colleges and...
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South Carolina has attracted an impressive roster of major employers including Boeing, BMW, Monster.com, Google, GE Energy and Michelin. Top industries in South Carolina include auto manufacturing, aerospace, biotechnology, and transportation and logistics. The Port of Charleston is among the busiest U.S. seaports. Colleges and universities include the University of South Carolina and Clemson. South Carolina beaches and some 400 golf courses make it a year-round outdoor recreation destination.
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Home to nearly 600,000 people, the 12 counties of Coastal Texas include top industries in agriculture, petrochemical manufacturing, large-scale fabrication, marine research, maritime shipping, health care and tourism. Top employers include the Port of Corpus Christi. Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi and Texas A&M...
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Home to nearly 600,000 people, the 12 counties of Coastal Texas include top industries in agriculture, petrochemical manufacturing, large-scale fabrication, marine research, maritime shipping, health care and tourism. Top employers include the Port of Corpus Christi. Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi and Texas A&M University-Kingsville are among colleges and universities. The region offers an abundance of outdoor recreation options, including Padre Island National Seashore.
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Texas is an economic development powerhouse, home to 64 Fortune 500 headquarters. Top industries in Texas include aerospace, life sciences, energy, information technology and agriculture. Texas offers major health-care research centers and some of the best colleges and universities in the nation. Texas quality of life includes more...
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Texas is an economic development powerhouse, home to 64 Fortune 500 headquarters. Top industries in Texas include aerospace, life sciences, energy, information technology and agriculture. Texas offers major health-care research centers and some of the best colleges and universities in the nation. Texas quality of life includes more than 800 golf courses, 600 miles of coastline, 13 national parks and world-renowned galleries and museums.
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