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Great Falls chosen for massive manufacturing campus

Great Falls chosen for massive manufacturing campus

Janicki Industries, a Washington-based manufacturer, has chosen Great Falls to build a 2-million-square-foot industrial campus, promising $800 million in investments and as many as 1,000 new jobs within the first five years. The company chose the Electric City after soliciting tax incentives from local officials

WATCH: New report ranks fiscally healthy states: where did WA fall?

(The Center Square) - A new report from Truth in Accounting on the fiscal health of U.S. states finds several Mountain West states in the top 10, including Wyoming, Montana and Idaho, while Washington ranked much lower in the bottom half. “The report analyzes the most recent data for state

Cómo la presión por ser el proveedor afecta a los hombres modernos

Más de la mitad de los hombres estadounidenses admiten que las dificultades financieras les han hecho sentir que no han estado a la altura de lo que significa “ser un hombre”. Según una nueva encuesta realizada por Beyond Finance y Talker Research de 2.000 hombres, el 77% afirmó que

Budget math undercuts Bessent's deficit reduction pledge

(The Center Square) – President Donald Trump's next budget projects federal deficits running more than double Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's stated target through at least 2029 while also calling for a 42% increase in defense spending, a disconnect that drew questions Wednesday from Republican senators during a

World Cup: Economic impact equation includes displaced regular tourism

(The Center Square) – Putting a dollar figure on the economic impact of the FIFA World Cup games scheduled for Atlanta is not an exact science, economists say. Eight World Cup games will be played in Georgia's capital city, beginning with a June 15 match between Spain and Cabo

Trump targets 60 economies with forced labor tariffs

(The Center Square) – The U.S. Trade Representative proposed tariffs of 10% to 12.5% on imports from 60 economies, including Canada, Mexico, Japan and the European Union, arguing that their failure to block goods made with forced labor harms American workers and manufacturers. The proposal comes as the Trump

Retirees face $5,500 average cut to annual Social Security benefits in 2032

(The Center Square) – Over 60 million Americans could see their monthly Social Security checks slashed by $500 on average starting in 2032, according to a new report analyzing the impacts of the retirement trust fund’s insolvency. Absent immediate major reforms, the retirement trust fund will be exhausted in less