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Going the DistanceNext-Gen Riders Push Transit Beyond the City Limits
The drive to work used to be an accepted part of life. Getting into a car and fighting traffic to get to the office, then doing the same thing in reverse to get home, was simply understood as the...
Opportunities Taking FlightThe Business of Airports
Every year, there are an estimated 40 million commercial flights worldwide, and airports of all sizes are adapting to the rising number of travelers by becoming more user-friendly than ever before…...
From Vision to InvestmentInvest Halton Hills
Invest Halton Hills is transforming strategic opportunities into real-world growth through proactive economic development and investor-focused services. Positioned between two of Canada’s most...
Rooted in Community, Driven by ProgressWells County Economic Development
In Wells County, Indiana, humans matter. With its collective values firmly rooted in the health and well-being of its 29,800-strong population, this lovely, burgeoning region is creating its own...
Fueling SuccessHightowers Petroleum
Despite his many success stories, Steve Hightower remains modest about his business achievements. Founder and CEO of Middletown, Ohio-based Hightowers Petroleum Co., Steve is a different breed of...
Booming and Proud of ItBoone County, Indiana
In a time of needed economic growth to create sustainable futures for citizens, Boone County stands out as the prime location for an all-encompassing work, play, live environment. Boone County...
Media Partnerships
News
Media in decline – Rogers, Corus make cuts
Rogers Sports and Media is the latest in the media and communications sector to eliminate jobs. The announcement will impact 230 jobs, 80 of which are from radio, as six radio station closures are...
Netflix faces earnings risk
It is clear that streaming giant Netflix Inc. is struggling to capture audience attention for longer than one season of a series, especially with the company’s stock facing a US$257 billion wipeout...