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Amid the wide open spaces of the Great Plains, some communities got tired of waiting for others to connect them to the modern economy. Instead, residents are getting more bandwidth by banding together. More »
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In this short report, The Economist Intelligence Unit examines how Covid-19 has impacted and will continue to fundamentally reshape global supply chains. More »
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When it comes to government assistance, there are broadly four categories of programs in place, each of which have unique qualifying criteria and resultant recordkeeping responsibilities. More »
The coronavirus pandemic is exacerbating workers’ worries about returning to jobs in these often debated floor plans. More »
The short-term prospects for wind and solar power look rocky amid the economic upheaval of the coronavirus. But long term, renewables could emerge stronger than ever, especially if governments integrate support for clean energy into COVID-19 economic-recovery programs. More »
Beef producers racing to meet consumer demand say any shortfalls are temporary, as sellers of meat alternatives look to seize opportunity. More »
The environment in which electronics manufacturers are building has changed rapidly in the last couple of months. As under-resourced teams face the challenge of solving COVID-19 problems, they’ll need technology that gets to the very root of these issues: solving for distance. More »
So, as the world works to move past this pandemic, there are shocks and what happens to the ocean carriers is that they have more to plan for in terms of repercussions and problems. More »
Stos Partners’ Jason Richards talks about the industrial coworking subsector’s business model and its long-term viability. More »
The drugmaker has sequestered a team of nearly 75 scientists and engineers at its Kalamazoo facility to design and build a manufacturing line—a huge investment to make a product that has yet to be proven to work. More »
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Ag, food sectors may seek out more e-commerce, labour-saving tools. More »
While the state is entering the first phase of reopening its economy today, don’t expect unemployment numbers to immediately recover and companies to quickly rehire, Jonas Peterson, president and chief executive officer of the Las Vegas Global Alliance, told the Southern Nevada Regional Planning Coalition Thursday. He was one of several economic development experts to address the 10-member body consisting of local elected officials from the region. More »
