Long before the cities in the Midwest became industrial powerhouses, Northeastern manufacturing centers like Lowell, Providence and Manchester, NH, were driving the country’s growth. Read More

At first glance, St. Louis might not appear to have much in common with technology and product development centers like Silicon Valley, Austin, New York City, Boston and Toronto. Read More

In an effort to support entrepreneurship, cities everywhere are investing in business incubators. Read More

Both traditional manufacturing and knowledge-based businesses are doing well in many of America's inner cities. It's really about entrepreneurs. Read More

After the recession, the U.S. economy looks very different than it did just five years ago. Read More