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New Facilities 1988 (Charts)

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Hong Kong Poised for New Era

N aysayers predicted havoc when the British handed over Hong Kong to Mainland China in 1997. But instead of Red Chinese soldiers charging in to take control, the floodgates opened the other direction. Hong Kong capitalists living in this landlocked economic powerhouse began pouring large sums of money into South China. […]

Crunching the Numbers

How Illinois’ data center boom became a race for power.

Home Away From Home

A new, master-planned business city fast-tracks MNCs’ new Indian operations.

Writing History in a Lab

Oak Ridge National Laboratory keeps changing the world 70 years after its biggest invention.

Logistics & Distribution: Where & Why The Logistics Giants Are Expanding

Snapshots of UPS, DHL, Amazon and Ryder project activity and a ranking of global connectedness accompany our look at which U.S. states and metros have attracted...

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New Facilities 1988 (Charts), page 2

From Site Selection magazine, February 1989 New Facilities 1988 Continue to next page | Site Selection Online ©1989 Conway Data, Inc. All rights reserved. SiteNet data is from many sources and is not warranted to be accurate or current.

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Features

New Facilities 1988 (Charts), page 2

From Site Selection magazine, February 1989 New Facilities 1988 Continue to next page | Site Selection Online ©1989 Conway Data, Inc. All rights reserved. SiteNet data is from many sources and is not warranted to be accurate or current.

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Georgia Lands $5 Billion EV Plant

Rivian will build electric pickup trucks on a rural 2,000-acre site east of Atlanta.

Editor’s View: London Calling

Editor in Chief Mark Arend gains some keen insights into Brexit from an old friend on the other side of the pond.

How Illinois Became the King of Midwest Commerce

From project rankings to higher education, scorecards tell a convincing story.

Top Micropolitans: A Dynasty of Deals

A decade of dominance culminates in another Top Micropolitan ranking for Statesville-Mooresville, N.C. From the Blue Ridge Mountains to Brazil, companies from across the Western Hemisphere are descending upon North Carolina’s Iredell County at a pace unprecedented in the modern history of America.

Supply Chain Central

When companies are looking to right-shore operations, manage costs and bring balance to a tangled global supply chain, there’s no more central place than Kansas.

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New Facilities 1988 (Charts), page 2

From Site Selection magazine, February 1989 New Facilities 1988 Continue to next page | Site Selection Online ©1989 Conway Data, Inc. All rights reserved. SiteNet data is from many sources and is not warranted to be accurate or current.

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Valued Outlook

Business activity in New England in many cases is the equivalent of "musical states" or "musical cities." That is, while there is a healthy amount of new business and business expansion activity in the region, a lot of what is taking place is business consolidation and/or moving existing businesses from state to state or city to city.

Smart Money

Foreign investment, film production and corporate R&D centers grow particularly well in the Peach State’s business climate.

EDITORS’S VIEW

ven as Korean automobile manufacturer Kia was finalizing a U.S. site-location decision in late 2005, U.S. companies continued to move some or all of their manufacturing operations to Mexico, China and other destinations at a rate that has some wondering just what the U.S. will be producing within 10 years. New plants are opening in […]

How Utah Succeeds

On April 3rd, Gov. Gary Herbert hosted The Governor’s Utah Economic Summit 2014 in Salt Lake City.

The South’s Magnet for Foreign Direct Investment

South Carolina leads the nation in percentage of jobs linked to non-U.S.-based enterprises.

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New Facilities 1988 (Charts), page 2

From Site Selection magazine, February 1989 New Facilities 1988 | Site Selection Online ©1989 Conway Data, Inc. All rights reserved. SiteNet data is from many sources and is not warranted to be accurate or current.

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Shining a Bright Light on Illinois Solar Expansion

When it comes to solar power, looks can be deceiving.

‘Attractive Jurisdictions’

If North Dakota’s booming economy and 3.5-percent unemployment rate is any indication, there is prosperity to be mined in domestic energy production, and the rest of the Central Plains states are on the brink of realizing some of that prosperity. Much will depend on where the political football that is the Keystone XL pipeline project lands in the coming weeks as federal approval of the project rides the fortunes of pending legislation.

Panhandle Plays: Where FDI Is Landing in the Mountain State

What do an Italian producer of building materials and a Canadian maker of natural gas compression equipment have in common?

Hungry For More

“Welcome to NikeTown!,” read the signs outside the Oregon state capitol in Salem in December.

A Watershed Moment

The ink from Gov. Rick Snyder’s signature on House Bill 4003 and Senate Bill 116 was barely dry when reaction started pouring in to the legislation that will make Michigan the 24th right-to-work state on April 1, 2013.