Investing in Lady Liberty
The global debt crisis has forced manufacturers around the world – especially in Europe – to rethink how and where they make their products. Meanwhile, as the U.S. economy continues to strengthen, there is a renewed interest from foreign manufacturers in opening U.S.-based production and assembly plants. This issue of the GrayWay will provide opinions from leading economists and economic development officials on the state of the global economy and the outlook for the future of foreign industrial construction projects in the United States.
The global debt crisis has forced manufacturers around the world—especially in Europe—to rethink how and where they make their products. Meanwhile, as the U.S. economy continues to strengthen, there is a renewed interest from foreign manufacturers in opening U.S.-based production and assembly plants. This issue of the GrayWay will provide opinions from leading economists and economic development officials on the state of the global economy and the outlook for the future of foreign industrial construction projects in the United States.
Related News & Insights
Gray Celebrates Grand Opening of Wistron's First U.S. Advanced Manufacturing Facility
Corporate News
July 22, 2026Building The Next Generation
Stories
July 16, 2026Advanced Technology, Construction
Why Industrial Projects Should Align Design & Construction Early
Industry
July 08, 2026