Investors should be aware of shrinking populations in non-metropolitan areas of the US.

Site selection processes need to rely on more than simple anecdotal retellings.

The recent travails of Detroit offer a cautionary tale for investors.

It is time for federal leaders to began to correlate regulatory zeal with sluggish growth.

How anticipatory analysis can help counter three current trends in the US. 

The recent elections in the US look unlikely to solve any of the problems facing investors in the country.

The strong showing from firms' operations in the American south is encouraging both new business and expansion.

US governors stress the importance of international investment in their growth strategies.

US presidential candidates often find their policies veering to the centre as their campaigns gather momentum, in order to attract more voters. But this time around they need to be sure about where they stand when it comes to the economy.

In the lead up to this year's US presidential election, both parties will be battling to prove their pro-business credentials.