Orlando / New York / Greenville / Marcellus / Atlantic City / Atlanta / New York City / /
Company
Lindt / Universal Studios / CoreLogic / /
Country
United States / Columbia / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
Next Generation Power Electronics Innovation Institute / /
IndustryTerm
retail / transport equipment / natural gas / chocolate manufacturer / machinery manufacturing / finance / electronic products / natural gas extraction / natural gas producers / real estate industries / food / liquefied natural gas / high-tech and bio-tech start-ups / real estate / manufacturing industry / pharmaceuticals / finance sector / retail trade / defense manufacturing / manufacturing center / mining / manufacturing / high-tech industry / Manufacturing payrolls / natural gas import terminal / internet-oriented information sector / /
NaturalFeature
Delaware / /
Organization
Pentagon / Bureau of the Census / Bureau of Labor Statistics MID-ATLANTIC UNEMPLOYMENT RATE / Bureau of Economic Analysis MID-ATLANTIC EMPLOYMENT / Next Generation Power Electronics Innovation Institute in Raleigh / Philadelphia School District / Bureau of Economic Analysis UPPER SOUTH ATLANTIC EMPLOYMENT / Bureau of Labor Statistics LOWER SOUTH ATLANTIC UNEMPLOYMENT RATE / Bureau of Labor Statistics UPPER SOUTH ATLANTIC / Bureau of Economic Analysis LOWER SOUTH ATLANTIC EMPLOYMENT / UConn Health Center / Bureau of Economic Analysis NEW ENGLAND EMPLOYMENT / Bureau of Labor Statistics / /
Person
Ksenia Bushmeneva / Beata Caranci / Michael Dolega / /
Position
Economist / VP & Deputy Chief Economist / /
ProvinceOrState
New Jersey / West Virginia / Virginia / Maryland / New York / Connecticut / Pennsylvania / South Carolina / Delaware / Florida / North Carolina / Georgia / Massachusetts / New Hampshire / /
U.S. QUARTERLY STATE FORECAST TD Economics June 30, 2014 New England • New England’s economy will continue to underperform relative to the nation over the forecast horizon. In 2014 the regional economy will advance