BEST & WORST STATES FOR BUSINESS
Why Young Talent Is Leaving Silicon Valley
Approximately 74 percent of millennials in the Bay Area are currently considering leaving Silicon Valley, according to the Urban Land Institute. Why this shouldn't be a surprise.
Five States To Watch: Texas, Florida, Indiana, Colorado And Alabama
Here are five states that should interest readers of Chief Executive.
States At The Bottom: Illinois And California
California and Illinois were the two worst states in this year’s Chief Executive Best and Worst States for Business ranking.
Rhode Island Boasts The Biggest Climb In ‘Best States / Worst States’ Rankings
Rhode Island engineered the most dramatic leap of any state in the 2018 Chief Executive “Best States / Worst States for Business” with an approach that is almost always guaranteed to be effective with CEOs: making it much easier to do business.
Alabama Climbs Ranks Due To Automotive And Manufacturing Investment
Thanks to manufacturing investments and its steady flourishing of its digital capabilities, Alabama continued its climb up the ranks of the Chief Executive Best States and Worst States for Business rankings.
A Push In Advanced Manufacturing Illustrates Florida’s Progress
Florida's Orlando region is becoming a hub of optics technology and advanced manufacturing, along with outgrowths of a factory footprint that already was pretty formidable.
Iowa’s Quality, Cost Of Life Draws Millennial Tech Workers
Iowa placed No. 14 in the 2018 Chief Executive “Best States / Worst States for Business” rankings, consistent with its spot over the last few years.
New Hampshire Leaps In Rankings As CEOs, Government Find Unity
New Hampshire performed well in the 2018 Chief Executive “Best States / Worst States for Business” and had the best showing by far among the New England states.
North Carolina’s Research Triangle Is Opportune For Businesses
The Research Triangle in North Carolina is a major reason why the state has been one of Chief Executive’s highest ranking “Best and Worst States for Business” for many years.
Election Will Decide Future Direction For Illinois
Illinois ranked No. 48 in the 2018 Chief Executive “Best States / Worst States for Business,” a spot that it has occupied for about a decade straight.
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CEO CONFIDENCE INDEX
CEO Confidence Falls On Growing Trade War Worries
Our monthly review of CEO Confidence reveals that geopolitical concerns, like trade wars, are causing many business leaders are causing them to be pessimistic in an otherwise buoyant environment.
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BEST & WORST STATES FOR BUSINESS
Best and Worst States For Business
Are you looking to relocate or expand? Evaluate each state's strengths with Chief Executive's 2018 Best & Worst States for Business.
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EDITOR'S PICKS
Former Intel CEO Krzanich — What Was He Thinking?
The risks of having an extramarital affair, even when it is consensual, as former Intel CEO Brian Krzanich did, can result in personal outcomes too devastating to contemplate.
Keys To Earning Sustained Loyalty From Your Employees
To reap the undeniable bottom-line profits of a highly engaged and loyal workforce, CEOs must empower talent, brand and employee experience teams to deliver on the expectations of today’s employees.
Otis Elevator’s Judy Marks Talks Leadership, The Future Of Manufacturing
As president of the world’s largest elevator company, Otis Elevator Co.’s Judy Marks knows that standing pat isn’t an option—especially for an industry leader.
Trump’s Trade Strategy Playing Well With Some Manufacturing CEOs
Many CEOs at U.S.-based manufacturers are applauding President Trump's attempt to disrupt and overturn a global trade milieu of long standing that they believe has greatly disadvantaged American companies and exports overall.