Montana Economic Development

After more than a year of planning and support from several cities and companies, Mount Pleasant this week became the 14th Utah town to open a SmartSite Skyline Drive Technologies is the corporate name of…

Saras Sarasvathy is trying to crack the entrepreneurial code. The University of Washington business professor has been studying the mind-set of entrepreneurs for more than half a decade. Her work culminated last year in a…

Federal funding to fight the threat of bioterrorism will impact public health departments statewide in coming months, a Gallatin County official said Wednesday. By the AP The IR (What Montana companies can participate in this…

Idaho Small Business Solutions, a Web site for small business owners, is the winner of an “Innovations Award” for 2001 from the Council of State Governments. The Idaho Statesman The Web site http://www.idahobizhelp.org is one…

–Serving Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah and Wyoming- Newsline Eight is circulated to our resource and lending partners by SBA’s Region Eight Office 721 19th Street, Suite 400, Denver, Colorado 80202. Elton W….

Project: Information Technologies for Tribal Colleges The American Indian Higher Education Consortium is pursuing a High Performance Computing Initiative to take advantage of the latest in technological developments for all of Indian country. In partnership…

Montana Tech, Mining/Geology Building RM. 108, April 30, 9:00 A.M. Dr. Gary Butler, BBN Technologies Mr. William Adams, G5 Technologies Sponsored by: The Rocky Mountain Agile Virtual Enterprise Technical Development Center The Rocky Mountain Agile…

Take a look! MMEC has a new, more interactive MMEC Web site http://www.mtmanufacturingcenter.com It launched the first week of April and features photos from actual Montana manufacturing operations, information about how the MMEC program works,…

With many states in a fiscal squeeze, the favorite target for cost-cutting has been higher education. But with a recovery on its way, some are wondering: Is that wise? By RUSSELL GOLD Staff Reporter of…

Four relatively energy-intensive states—New Mexico, Wyoming, Oklahoma, and Alaska—led the nation in per capita personal income growth in 2001, according to preliminary estimates released by the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. The five states with…