Aerospace/aviation finally takes off again

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The US aviation industry is gearing towards massive consolidation, as competition intensifies in domestic and international markets. The trend may be explained by the fact that the previous Cold War generated incremental defense outlays and recent market conditions lead to high nonrecurring costs and very limited customer base. Despite these monumental challenges, the country has maintained a commanding seat in the market, with about 914,300 workers employed in 3,885 aerospace operations.

Aircraft & Parts, Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing, Aircraft and Parts, Equipment and supplies, Market share, Aerospace industry, Aircraft industry, Aerospace engineering

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Heartland states warm to 'new economy' industries

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An analysis of the economy of the Midwestern states is presented. The performance of traditional industries such as agriculture, steel and car manufacture and the growth of the biomedicine, pharmaceuticals and computer sectors are examined.

Computer software industry, Software industry, Biotechnology industry, Pharmaceutical industry, Biotechnology industries, Economic policy, Midwestern States, Electronics industry, Michigan, Midwestern United States

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Automotive, Internet businesses keep the South Atlantic economy in high gear

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Issues are presented concerning the investment which the automotive and Internet businesses are making in Virginia, West Virginia, North and South Carolina, Maryland, Delaware and Columbia.

New Plant & Equipment, Online services, Internet services, Investments

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