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Will the World Be Flatter in 3D?

3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, has been heralded as "revolutionary" by The Economist and The New York Times and is becoming the next big thing in American manufacturing.

Flywheel Ventures Announces Investment in Cinnafilm® to Accelerate Growth in Global Markets

Flywheel General Partner Kim Sanchez Rael added: "Flywheel is very excited to lead this investment in Cinnafilm. This planet has a seemingly insatiable appetite for video content. Cinnafilm is positioned for global leadership in next-generation video content management, enabling better, faster and cheaper solutions for their customers. The team’s commitment to excellence in technology leadership, visionary thinking and customer service are unmatched."

Matchmaking Program Finds Buyers for Rural Businesses

"If it works in Kansas, there’s no reason it couldn’t work in 49 other states."

Forest fires: Let ’em burn?

Climate and, ironically, our obligation to fight fires mean the West has become one big tinderbox.

Pacific Northwest server farms could rival smelters in power use

"The amount of data these centers handle is growing at an explosive rate, making it imperative that data centers continue to improve their energy efficiency to keep power demand from exploding as well."

How Fire Could Change the Face of the West

The fire debt is finally coming due.

Provo, Utah named best in country for business and jobs

Forbes considered a dozen metrics relating to job growth, business and living costs, income growth over the past five years, educational attainment and projected economic growth through 2014.

Best Small Towns for Business in America

Location has become much less important since business people can now work "anywhere and anywhen."

Missoula inspires chain of pubs in United Kingdom

Stonegate Pub Co. Chairman Ian Payne "loves the U.S., loves the people and loves the countryside." But out of the 47 states he’s visited, Montana is his favorite.

Outdoor Recreation a $646 Billion National Industry – Western States $256 Billion Industry

The study marks the first time the non-motorized and motorized recreation industries have joined forces to provide a complete picture of the economic impact and importance of outdoor recreation for the economy.