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Is Erie Ready to Retrain GE Workers? writes Mandy Zatynski of Education Sector. It is easy to see now what Erie residents should have feared in 2011. When the leaders of GE Transportation decided back then to open a new locomotive plant in Fort Worth...
UCF’s Innovation and Economic Engine Success Catches National Attention
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The University of Central Florida is a finalist in a national competition that recognizes institutions that are leaders in innovation and spurring economic prosperity. The Association of Public and Land-grant Universities named six universities finalist...
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ElectriCities service area. (Photo: ElectriCities.) By Dominique Cantelme From the May/June 2013 issue In April, South Carolina’s unemployment rate dropped to 8 percent, its lowest in five years. That same month saw North Carolina’s unemployment...