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Developing regional clusters of companies focused on auto, aerospace and other specialized sectors is key to building back manufacturing in many parts of the U.S., according to a new report from the Brookings Institution.
A customer service center for Amazon.com, more engines for Toyota and more energy jobs for Houston lead this week’s job creation and site selection announcements:
A spike in orders is increasing production for manufacturers, but many lack the workers they need to help them keep up. How can they find the skill they need to handle the rise in business?
A new corporate headquarters for Kentucky, a major mining investment in Alabama and a significant aircraft expansion in Kansas lead the week’s investment and job creation announcements:
Energy, technology and manufacturing are the biggest drivers of job growth across the U.S., according to a recent study, and Texas holds the record for the biggest gains across large, medium and small cities.