Great Lakes Region turns rust to gold

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Member states of the Great Lakes Region offer business enterprises, particularly manufacturing companies, an ideal market to venture in. In fact, the region garnered five of the top ten Governor's Cup Awards of Site Selection magazine in 1998, including Michigan's largest number of new facilities and expansions. The Great Lakes Region's thriving economy is attributed to the adoption of pro-business legislations, which have created a favorable business climate among investors.

Manufacturing industry, Manufacturing industries, Economic aspects, Laws, regulations and rules, Business enterprises, Great Lakes region (North America)

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Airport infrastructure: sending cargo hubs to new heights

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Prospects for the US air cargo industry appear promising, as demand for air freight services is expected to increase exponentially. According to the 1998/1999 Air Cargo Forecast released by Boeing Corp, air cargo traffic would increase thrice as much in the years to come with an average 6.4% annual growth rate. To cope with such a dramatic rise in air cargo demand, companies must be able to adopt the necessary infrastructure for supporting large-scale freight services.

Airports, flying fields, & services, Airport Operations, Airport Cargo Services, Usage, Forecasts and trends, Airports, Air freight, Air freight services, Transport planes, Transport airplanes

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