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Business Facilities' May / June 2023 issue looks at supply chain's impact on site selection. Plus, Texas Gov. Abbott, FDI, EDO Awards.

Raleigh ranks No. 3 - just behind its rival Austin, Tx. - and Wilmington comes in at No. 7 in the widely followed Milken Institute's annual Best Performing Cities report.

The Commerce Department today is launching the application process for cities to receive a total of $500 million in grants to become technology hubs. Can a North Carolina city - or two - win one? By the way, billions more in funding could be coming later. So the prize for winning a hub is lucrative.

Special to Iredell Free News RALEIGH -- North Carolina ranks first in the nation for the third year in a row on a closely watched measurement of state...

RALEIGH — North Carolina ranks first in the nation for the third year in a row on a closely watched measurement of state business competitiveness.

A proposed poultry farm ruffling the feathers of some residents in the Sister Lakes community has been approved. This week, the Michigan Department of

The government of Costa Rica officially broke up with CINDE, stirring doubt on the country's future capabilities as an FDI magnet.

RALEIGH, N.C. – North Carolina ranks first in the nation for the third year in a row on a closely watched measurement of state business competitiveness, according to the NC Department of Commerce. Site Selection magazine’s 2023 ‘Prosperity Cup’ is awarded based on ten factors of economic performance, including the total number of new and expanded facilities […]

Business as big as texas

The state’s economic-development effort is going to need a strong last eight months of the year to make good on its “very aggressive” targets, one of its top recruiters says.