Economic Development

Infrastructure

Oracle’s East Bank campus will prove its Nashville commitment, exec says

A pivotal theme of Oracle Corp.’s planned worldwide headquarters on the East Bank is connectivity.  “The thing I think that excites me the most about

Manufacturing

Hyundai starts production at Georgia plant

Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America has started production in Bryan County, ahead of schedule. The plant has produced its first IONIQ 5 electric

Manufacturing

Aerostar’s $4.7 million Mobile expansion: 50 news jobs, $61,000 in tax incentives

An aerospace repair service company at Mobile’s Aeroplex at Brookley is poised to make a $4.7 million investment that is expected to

Leadership

Miller Girvin named new president of the Economic Development Partnership of Alabama

Miller Girvin will become the new president of the Economic Development Partnership of Alabama (EDPA) next year. She replaces Greg Barker, who

Manufacturing

Greenheck Group’s Tulsa Operations: A Growing Presence

In 2017, Greenheck Group, a Wisconsin-based manufacturer of air movement, control and conditioning equipment, announced plans to open a new campus in

Workforce

These are the highest-paying jobs in Dallas-Fort Worth

Dallas-Fort Worth has one of the country’s strongest job markets. DFW added nearly 68,000 jobs from July 2023 to July 2024, according

Infrastructure

CyrusOne plans $200 million data center in north Fort Worth

Dallas-based CyrusOne LLC is planning a $200 million data center in north Fort Worth, according to new state filings. The data center

Manufacturing

Parts maker ILJIN to invest $100 million in Auburn, Alabama, operation, creating 160 jobs

Gov. Kay Ivey announced that ILJIN, a leading automotive and industrial bearings and chassis manufacturer, is investing nearly $100 million in a new operation

Transportation

Texas high-speed rail project gets nearly $64M grant

Plans for a high-speed rail line connecting Houston and Dallas are moving along after the project received a nearly $64 million grant. With

Housing

Report: Carolina Core needs 200,000 housing units over next 5 years to overcome supply shortage

At the Carolina Core Housing Summit at High Point University, North Carolina Realtors presented to local policymakers, employers and community leaders a

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