By Michael D. White, author and freelance writer More than 2,000 years ago, the Romans constructed a network of spacious buildings just south of the capital city of Rome. Called horrea, the facilities—one of the largest covering more than 225,000…
The Significance of Workforce Development: How States are Helping Businesses and Individuals Succeed
Communities, states and regions work with economic development agencies along with businesses as well as universities, tech schools, and companies to support their workforce needs with appropriate education and training, incentives and grants available to businesses and/or hired workers. It…
From U.S. Supply to Global Demand: The Agribusiness Economic Output
From growers to supermarkets and restaurants, along with technology, infrastructure to development—it’s important to understand what is going on in the Agribusiness industry and how it will affect the production and distribution of food. Agribusiness is a wide-ranging concept used…
Cryptocurrency’s Digital Revolution is Inevitable and Why You Should Care
By Don A. Holbrook and Ian C. Holbrook Have you ever had a pesky nuisance that never seems to go away, no matter how hard you try? If so, you, Wall Street, and the banks are more similar than you…
Food and Beverage Processing Industry Overview
By John H. (“Jack”) Boyd, The Boyd Company, Inc., Location Consultant U.S. consumers spent over $2 trillion on food and beverages last year, or about 10 percent of 2020 GDP. Some 1.8 million people are employed in the U.S. food…
Need Pronounced for Wet Labs, Private Sector Collaboration in Science & Tech
By Mark R. Smith, Contributing Writer When analyzing the science and technology park market, know that while demand is steady and high. But also know that there are areas where heightened entrepreneurial spirit, accompanied by loads of venture capital and…