Mayor Chris Jensen announced several new developments during his State of the City address on September 21, including one that appeared ahead of the September 28 Noblesville City Council meeting. The council unanimously approved an economic development agreement between the city and Milhaus, a mixed-use developer specializing in urban andRead More →
Upon its entry into force on September 1, Senate Bill 8 became the most restrictive abortion law in the United States, challenging the strength of Roe v. Wade and once again making Texas the focal point of a decades-long battle for reproductive rights. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton defended theRead More →
VANCOUVER – BUSINESS – Economic growth and business investment in Canada have weakened, severely weakening the country’s ability to encourage innovation or new business start-ups, according to a new study released by the Fraser Institute, a Canadian think tank independent and non-partisan on public policies. “Canada’s weak economic growth inRead More →
Governor Doug Ducey highlighted Arizona’s economic momentum and workforce development during a discussion at the National Governors Association’s Workforce Symposium with Bill McBride, Executive Director of association. Arizona experienced one of the strongest economic dynamics in the country last year and has been able to maintain it throughout the pandemicRead More →
TDT | Manama The Daily Tribune – www.newsofbahrain.com Financial projects in Bahrain grew 9.40% at constant prices and 10.72% at current prices, according to the quarterly economic report of the Ministry of Finance and National Economy for the second quarter of 2021. According to the report, health services increased 8.59%Read More →
Costa Constantinides (Photo Emil Cohen NYC) September 29, 2021 By Allie Griffin The former Costa Constantinides council member was sworn in on Tuesday to the board of directors of the town’s Economic Development Corporation. Constantinides, who is now the CEO of the Variety Boys & Girls Club of Queens, wasRead More →
So who is right, the growth advocates or the growth doubters? Or, is there a happy medium? Proponents of growth argue that there is a need to increase the size of the economy in a country with a growing population that wants higher standards of living for its residents. WithRead More →
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Ford on Monday announced plans to invest $ 7 billion and create nearly 11,000 jobs to build electric vehicles and batteries at two sites in Tennessee and Kentucky. A 3,600-acre “mega campus” manufacturing site northeast of Memphis, called Blue Oval City, will be Ford’s first new vehicle assembly plant inRead More →
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Shipping containers are seen at the port of Bayonne, New Jersey, United States, August 21, 2021. REUTERS / Andrew Kelly The consumer confidence index fell 5.9 pts to 109.3 in September Merchandise trade deficit increases 0.9% to $ 87.6 billion in August Wholesale inventories jump 1.2%; retail stocks gain 0.1%Read More →