Regional Report: Growth In The Midwest
The nation’s heartland is winning high-profile economic development projects, many in renewable energy and advanced manufacturing.
The nation’s heartland is winning high-profile economic development projects, many in renewable energy and advanced manufacturing.
Despite an overall slowdown in the national economy, states continue to see pockets of growth.
From a surge of IPOs in Washington State and manufacturing momentum in Utah to greater growth in smaller Texan cities, it’s an exciting time in the West and Southwest.
While hampered somewhat by lack of skilled labor, the country’s heartland is continuing to ride the recovery wave.
Led by pro-business Texas, the nation’s Southwestern quarter continues to build on its strengths.
While several Midwest cities have been hit hard by the pandemic and civil unrest in recent months, there’s growing optimism about the future. Many states
Our Regional Report on the Southeast finds many industries holding up behind the “doom and gloom” headlines.
Many states are reporting new investments and expansions as companies seek to capitalize on growing healthcare needs and the “stay at home economy.”
Silicon Valley’s loss is this region’s gain, as tech companies migrate to lower-cost states that have also recorded some of the highest GDP
growth rates in the country.
Despite mixed signals about the economic outlook in the nation’s heartland, several states stand out for their pro-growth business climates.
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