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When it comes to growing business markets and building an economic development-focused foundation to power industries of the future, the Gem State sparkles. Three bright spots demonstrate how.
Boise’s Semiconductor Ecosystem
In February 2026, Lam Research opened its new 9,200-sq.-ft. R&D and high-tech manufacturing facili...
This region of the Gem State takes the reigns when it comes to strengthening local industry.
When it comes to growing business markets and building an economic development-focused foundation to power industries of the future, Idaho stands out. One person who can speak to this is Teresa McKnight, CEO of the Regional Economic Developm...
by Jorge Gonzalez Henrichsen
Will Mexico’s World Cup spending pay off? The near consensus is that it will not — or, more precisely, has not. Critics point to an enormous budget that a month of revenue from football tourism just cannot justify. Early tallies agree. At face value, the Mundial looks like a malinvestment.
...This summer, the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) released its latest World Investment Report, which showed that foreign direct investment (FDI) in Latin American countries increased by 14% in 2025 even as greenfield projects saw a decline in the region. One thought leader working in this space says the reason for caution in committing capital ...
By King R. White, CEO, Site Selection Group
The contact center industry has never been simple to read. Markets that looked saturated a decade ago surprised with new investment. Countries that seemed poised for explosive growth ran into infrastructure walls and attrition ceilings. What has always been true is that the indust...