High-stakes tag

Article Abstract:

Industrial real estate is still riding the coattails of the warehouse/distribution marketplace, as companies determine where to move their movement operations against the rising background noise of stricter trucking laws, the prospect of radio-frequency identification systems (RFID) and fuel expenses. Nearly 40 percent of new and expanded industries involved in distribution of products such as lumber, cement, steel, plastics, food, paper, chemicals, aggregates and auto parts are presented.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Industrial real estate

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Missouri's new direction

Article Abstract:

According to a report released in December 2003, Missouri has gained 18,000 net jobs and that the worker's comp costs have declined. In the light of this state of its business, the brownfield redevelopment program is discussed.

Science & research, Missouri, Research, Reports, Industrial development, Industrialization

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Keeping up

Article Abstract:

The analysis of state revenues by Wall street journal has found an increase in the revenue due to the property taxes. The information of taxes of each state in United States of America is presented in detail.

Public Finance Activities, Financial management, Public Administration, Taxes, State & Local Government, State Government, Revenues-State Govt, Analysis, Finance, Tax policy, Company financing, Revenue, State/local government software

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