By Chris Engle, Ernst & Young LLP, Associate National Director, Economic Development Advisory Services; Paul Naumoff, Ernst & Young LLP, Principal, Global/Americas Leader, Location Investment, Credits and Incentives Services Last year at this time, we marveled at a milestone in…
Warehousing & Distribution: Under the Microscope
By Michael D. White, author and freelance writer In late October 1991, Hurricane Grace formed near Bermuda and moved toward the coast of the southeastern United States. Grace continued to move north, where it encountered a massive low pressure system…
Recent and Emerging Trends in Biotechnology
By Jim Damicis, Senior Vice President & Jessica Ulbricht, Analyst Camoin310 Over the last several years it has been clear that we are in an ever-changing economic environment. Technological advancement and innovation have been occurring across industries, a trend that…
For Science & Tech Parks, It’s the Evolution
By Mark R. Smith, Contributing Writer Depending on a certain type of business park’s address around the globe, they’re known by various monikers. For instance, in Europe, they’re technopoles; and in Asia, they’re science parks. In the U.S., they’re often…
A Brave New World for the U.S. Service Sector
By Michael D. White, author and freelance writer In 2018, North America was home to the largest concentration of businesses in the professional services market, accounting for about 37 percent of the global market share with the world’s leading professional…
Ports Beyond The Cargo: Branching Out, Climbing Up
Ports throughout the Americas are employing an entrepreneurial mindset to develop revenue opportunities outside of cargo By Tom Gresham (Originally published in the Q4 2019 issue of AAPA Seaports Magazine; article provided compliments of AAPA) Cargo may be the work…