The Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development (CED) is very happy to welcome German-owned Schürholz Group to Kentucky as the company plans to establish a manufacturing footprint in the United States to better serve its growing customer base.

A highly skilled and available workforce is the engine that drives Kentucky's economy.

Electric Vehicle Growth and Site Development Efforts Make Kentucky a Prime Location for Business in the U.S.

Old-fashioned bourbon, hot takes on spag bol and a new route from London are all reasons to visit historic Cincinnati — and did we mention the bourbon?

Amid sky-high demand for highly skilled workers, opportunity abounds in the Bluegrass State

As the global battle against COVID-19 continues, Kentucky's health care technology, service and products manufacturing industry not only fights the pandemic's spread, it also spurs high-wage, impactful opportunities for thousands of Kentuckians.

Array of industries make up new location, expansion announcements

Developments within state's powerful manufacturing scene point to brighter economic future

In locations throughout the nation, advanced manufacturing facilities and resources are being enlisted in the fight against COVID-19.

Kentucky's food and beverage industry, as well as its evolving agritech sector, are continuing to grow, positioning the state as a leader in the field.

Kentucky's strength in manufacturing and logistical advantages are helping the state to not only recover from the pandemic crisis, but also further expand its economy.

As companies across the United States tackle the pandemic’s challenges, strong logistics capabilities and expansive infrastructure have never been more important for states looking to grow their economies and create jobs.

Why Kentucky for Onshoring and Post-COVID-19 Growth

The coronavirus pandemic has forced industry leaders to rethink their supply chain and logistics strategies. The crisis may accelerate a trend toward localization, with industries choosing to go local for local

May projects stand to create 750-plus jobs for Kentuckians