Area Spotlights

People Pleasers

“We are a people business,” says Alicia Laszewski, spokesperson for C3, a Florida-based company that’s investing in a whole bunch of people in Twin Falls, Idaho.

Knowledge Gives Kansas Workers a Competitive Edge

Employers looking to hire the best and brightest don’t have to look far when they choose to set up shop in Kansas.

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Huge Opportunities Begin to Turn Real in Opportunity Zones

The dollar amount invested in Federal Opportunity Zones climbed to another high in the third quarter of 2022, according to figures released in late October by Novogradac.

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Stoking Ingenuity

The shift away from the dependence on foreign oil has opened an opportunity for rapid growth in the cleantech industry.

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2022 Top Deals

This year for the first time we rank the top 20 North American deals based on job creation and capex. In this online edition, we also present the top 20 deals abroad.

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Finding Her Place

Texas remains a prime U.S. location for women-owned businesses and entrepreneurship.

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Area Spotlights

Pine Power

The seemingly ubiquitous southern yellow pine is creating quite a stir in Ware County these days as the U.S. subsidiary of a major German energy company readies to turn the plentiful feedstock into wood pellets to help fire its power plants in Europe.

Site Selection Highlights October/November 1998 Issue

Highlights from October/November 1998 COVER STORY Baan’s Battle with Skyrocketing Space Demands Baan’s big U.S. move coincides with a number of key challenges, most based in blur-like growth. But business climate factors augur well for the software giant’s $40 million Virginia project. pg. 908 Whiplash Changes Leave Location Winners, Losers in Wake pg. 890 Industry […]

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The Switch to ‘Yes’

No matter the size or industry, U.S. companies are increasingly defining and exemplifying sustainability

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Climbing to New Heights

Colorado’s outdoor recreation industry cashed in over $11.6 billion in 2021. What’s next?

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Technical Services

Brings Unique Approach to Growing Array of Tools

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U.S. Southwest: Boomtown Central

These five fast-rising boomtowns are making a splash in the desert.

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Features

Digital Derby

North Carolina is one of several states carving out a share of the US$5-billion U.S. computer and video game sector.

Launch Pad

Visions of the future build on California's formidable aerospace past.

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Not Going Sideways

Cal Coastal lends a helping hand to promising ventures in rural California.

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Take the Guesswork out of Location Selection

Two sites and two more in the application process in Windsor-Essex are part of an elite group of Ontario’s Certified Sites.

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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION: ZONES OF OPPORTUNITY

conomic Development Zones go by many different names across the country, including Enterprise Zones (Virginia), Renaissance Zones (Michigan), Keystone Opportunity Zones (Pennsylvania), or Empowerment Zones (Federal Government). While names may vary, so also do the benefits to the corporate user. Essentially, these zones serve a similar purpose wherever they exist. The primary purpose behind the […]

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How Arkansas Became A One-Stop Shop for America’s Favorites

An iconic roster of food and beverage brands continues to find success within the state’s agricultural sector.

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International Update

Flight Plan

Look past the Canadian Rockies and their travel and tourism draw, and even past Alberta’s booming bituminous sands region, and you’ll find Western Canada’s next signature industry — aerospace.

Play to Your Strenghts

Maryland’s state leaders and universities demonstrate the state’s scientific magnetism via initiatives and incubators.

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COVER STORY: SCIENCE & RESEARCH PARKS

COVER STORY: SCIENCE & RESEARCH PARKS From Site Selection magazine, July 2009 Want to kick your organization into overdrive? Explore the critical mass offered by national institutions. Sandia Science & Technology Park and its tenants have capitalized on their neighborly relationship with Sandia National Laboratories. by ADAM BRUNS adam.bruns bounce@conway.com s the United States government […]

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Innovation Works

California leads the way.

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INTERVIEW WITH THE GOVERNOR: Gov. Whitmer Retools the MICHIGAN JOBS FACTORY

Michigan’s governor outlines her winning strategy for economic development.

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Site Selection Debuts Leading Occupancy Costs Index

The Johnson Controls USA Office Costs Index [See Tables One, Two, Three and Chart A for data] The Johnson Controls USA Office Occupancy Costs Index is based on a detailed model of a medium grade air-conditioned office building, which operates reasonably efficiently with no unusually high service standards or demands. The building is 160,000 rentable […]

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Area Spotlights

Energy Hub

The Hudson Valley region of downstate New York is quietly becoming home to a significant cluster of renewable-energy manufacturing operations.

Solar Sector Shines Through Spain’s Bleak Economy

Solar Sector Shines Through Spains Bleak Economy

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Breakthrough Deals: New Trend

Breakthrough Deals: New Trend-Setting Corporate Locationsb y T I M V E N A B L E Auto plants in Detroit. Financial services offices in New York City. Distribution centers in Chicago. Those cities and facility types go together like bread and butter, the result of decades of business success. But the world […]

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How Fast

In the beginning, Paychex was about not getting paid, providing an object lesson in fast-growth small and medium-sized enterprises’ (SMEs) cash-starved travails. Today, the Rochester, N.Y.-based payroll services provider is a US$500-million-a-year business with 100 facilities. But for five long years in the 1970s, Paychex was a $0-a-year business with zero facilities. “I started with […]

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Mississippi Will Fund Your Shovel-Ready Site

How do you put a price tag on speed to market?

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Innovation and tradition meet in St. Louis

St. Louis: Innovation and tradition meet in St. Louis

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Area Spotlights

Lighting Up the Landscape

A burgeoning industrial cluster has the potential to brighten Michigan’s economy.

Develop Here — But Not There?

Baltimore, Maryland is the location of two new headquarters projects — one involving construction of a new waterfront office complex for Constellation Energy Group, which is merging with Chicago-based Exelon, and one the expansion of Under Armour’s headquarters in the Locust Point area.

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Whither Plastics?Plant Location Criteria as Diverse as Products

Like the products they produce, plastics firms are a multifarious lot. Little wonder, then, that the industry’s site selection patterns are no less diverse. U.S. manufacturers serving the Midwest-dominated automotive market cite different site selection priorities than do producers of foam or fiberglass insulation or PVC pipe for the construction industry. Plastics manufacturers whose customers […]

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Super Sites II, Site Selection Magazine, January 2006

A mid threats that include residential encroachment, eminent domain backlash and logistics congestion, detail work has never meant so much in the assembly of large industrial project sites. But having those details in place can be the difference between a mega-project and mega-dirt. Proof positive came in the fall of 2005 when SeverCorr chose a […]

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Innovation Central

Innovation districts across the state are inspiring the next generation of new ideas and technologies.

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Clemens; Subaru; TE Connectivity; Zillow; Nashville

Clemens Food Group is investing $250 million in a new, 550,000-sq.-ft. (51,000-sq.-m.) pork processing facility in Coldwater, Mich., that will create about 800 jobs.

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International Update

Two Leaders

Government, business, academic and NGO officials from the 34 nations of the Western Hemisphere and beyond came to Atlanta in November for the fourth Americas Competitiveness Forum.

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So Many Channels

Tim Searcy is CEO of the Indianapolis-based American Teleservices Association (ATA), a trade organization that represents more than 4,000 contact centers.

U.S. Southwest: Boomtown Central

These five fast-rising boomtowns are making a splash in the desert.

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A State of Nostalgia Opens Its Arms to All

Quality of Life: A State of Nostalgia Opens Its Arms to All

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A ‘GILDed’ Look at Automotive Investments in Europe

Eastern Europe is the main beneficiary of foreign direct investment (FDI) in Europe’s automotive sector, according to analysis from PricewaterhouseCoopers-Plant Location International (PwC-PLI), Brussels, developer of the Global Investment Location Database (GILD). “In terms of greenfield FDI projects in the automotive sector, non-European Union (EU) countries have attracted 3.5 times more projects than EU […]

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Shining a Bright Light on Illinois Solar Expansion

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

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Whither Plastics?Plant Location Criteria as Diverse as Products

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International Update

Borderline

Investors in Mexico’s industrial market no longer brush aside concerns of escalating violence. Nor are they dissuaded from new investment, given the bigger picture.

Moving Cheese

Portion control has become a big business for cheese manufacturing company Bel Brands USA. Sales have more than doubled over the past four years and sales of the company’s Mini Babybel products have tripled during that time period. Bel Brands USA also has plants in Leitchfield, Ky., and Little Chute, Wis.

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Old Places See New Faces

In Site Selection's annual sustainability rankings in 2012, Ohio ranked in the top dozen states in the country for federal brownfield funding.

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Integrated Circuits

How Amazon is rewriting the book on global e-commerce networks.

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From Classroom To Career

How Arkansas universities are tackling nationwide workforce challenges.

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Welcome to the New Nebraska

Gov. Ricketts competes to win, and so do the people who work for him.

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Life Sciences

N.C., China Firms Forge Alliances

Research Triangle Park-based Hamner Institutes for Health Sciences and the XY Group International of China have signed a memorandum of understanding

One Big Leading Indicator

Billions of dollars and millions of residents combine to make Greater Phoenix a robust gateway for business.

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SOUTH – CENTRAL: High Hopes for Huge Lithium Reserves

The Smackover Formation in Arkansas is one part of a regional lithium play with promise for the EV and battery sectors.

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Innovation Gateway to the Gulf of Mexico

"A burgeoning ecosystem for blue technology stirs the waters."

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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION: CONSTRUCTION REPORT

MARCH 2009 Beyond the Corporate Resume (cover) Redding Municipal Power Request Information SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION: CONSTRUCTION REPORT From Site Selection magazine, January 2009 Beyond the Corporate Resume How to evaluate your builder as well as you evaluated your site. by FRANK RENZLER & DAN BUSCH editor bounce@conway.com T he selection of a construction services provider […]

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IAMC INSIDER

SEPTEMBER 2008 Take a Giant Step (cover) Meet a Member People & Projects Request Information

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Life Sciences

‘Capital in Transit’

Food, pharmaceuticals, flowers and fashion are the chief industries that make up the cold chain, otherwise known as the supply chain of time-sensitive, perishable products.

U.S. R&D Lab Space Is Getting Harder to Find

Whatever is behind the boom in recent investment in U.S. life sciences R&D space, demand is off the chart.

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Editor’s View: Manufacturing Is On the Move, Site Selection Magazine, November 2002

T he most likely candidate for a location decision involving a new or expanded facility will be in the manufacturing sector, according to corporate executives surveyed by Development Counsellors International (DCI), a New York?based economic development marketing firm. More than 280 corporate executives participated in the exercise. Forty-four percent of the […]

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Room to Move

How a Congested Supply Chain Plays Out in Project Location Trends

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However Brexit Shakes Out, the UK’s Tech Sector Is Ready Take Charge

The Brexit process has launched. That means the UK is on the clock, aiming to disengage from the EU within two years.

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Project Bulletin, Apr. 21, 2025: San Diego, California; Lynchburg, Virginia; Middleton Township, Ohio

Pharmaceutical manufacturer is all in on U.S. portfolio growth; Delta Star returns to Lynchburg for new expansion; Meta announces latest data center investment.

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Features

Irish Spring

The life sciences sector continues to grow in Ireland, where the industry generated more than €53 billion in exports in 2009

Core Value at the Country’s Core

Missouri’s southwestern corner is the nation’s reman capital.

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Bridges to Prosperity

By ship, railcar or truck, Illinois gets the job done.

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High-Tech Executives Ponder The Brave, New World of Corporate Real Estate, Site Selection Magazine, November 2002

C orporate real estate executives from most of Silicon Valley’s high-tech companies gathered in early June in Redwood City, Calif., to participate in one of two Jones Lang LaSalle Leading Edge Series 2002 events to take place this year. Besides high-level presentations on economic forces influencing business decisions, the impact of changes in accounting rules […]

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2020: When Your Data Center Becomes Your Real HQ

Report reinforces how your digital footprint is more important than your physical one.

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INTERVIEW WITH GOVERNOR MIKE DEWINE: How Ohio Shapes Policy to Help Businesses Grow

Gov. DeWine invests in education, quality of life and site infrastructure.

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Energy Report

Tar Sands Thruway

On June 30, 2010, TransCanada commenced commercial operation of the first phase of the US$12-billion Keystone Pipeline System,

Saskatchewan BioSciences Industry Overview: Building on Firm Foundations

Change and uncertainty are a reality these days, but in the case of Saskatchewan biosciences, the only uncertainty is whether we can grow fast enough to take full advantage of opportunities.

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For Your Protection; GM and VW Expand in Mexico; Convergence in Bowling Green; and more

For Indian business process outsourcing firms such as Tata, Wipro and Infosys, something not so funny

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2021 Global Best to Invest

Unique indices highlight the top countries and metro areas in terms of their outlook for corporate investment.

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Incentives Update: New York Levels the Field

Film credit expansion seeks to answer competition from New Jersey, Georgia

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Where R&D Translates to Growth

Reports from the State Science and Technology Institute, The University Financing Foundation (TUFF) and Milken Institute paint a clear picture of the good things that can happen when university research and metropolitan ecosystems coalesce.

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Energy Report

One More Step Off the Grid

In a Site Selection profile of Adobe Systems’ sustainability and energy efforts in January 2009, we learned that, in addition to its top-shelf

Boston-Washington Corridor

Technology means more here. Just ask the folks behind chip and quantum projects up and down the corridor.

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Health Care: All in the Data

Microsoft leads upskilling initiative in Louisville.

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Trustbelt Report: Building a Better Climate

When Kenall selected Kenosha, Wis., for a new advanced manufacturing investment, the facility location decision reaffirmed the wisdom of recent changes to the Wisconsin business climate.

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On New Turf

A ‘lighthouse’ project from Bayer CropScience shows the way for a company and a region.

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Blue-Chip Solution

Retailers top — but don't monopolize — the list of largest corporate solar power users.

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Energy Report

The Plain Jane Alternative

Territories reward all manner of renewable energy use and green behavior. But the ultimate renewable, however unglamorous, may be the innovative technologies and policies that drive better energy efficiency.

Intelligence^2

Cybersecurity is in the national headlines, after serious data incursions, an executive order from the White House and, in February, accusations of data theft from U.S.

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Park Visitors Drive Gateway Economies

If outdoor recreation opportunities are on your company’s or family’s location matrix, new data released by the National Park Service this week is worth visiting.

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PLASTICS AND CHEMICALS

he U.S. and Canadian plastics industry was generally flat in 2003. Resin sales and production each fell by half a percent, according to figures from the American Plastics Council (APC). End-use manufacturers continue their drift to East Asia and other low-cost regions with their suppliers often tagging along. This continues a trend […]

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Kansas City: Where Talent Wants to Go

Kansas City is not just the largest city in Missouri; it’s one of the most vital economic hubs in the center of the country.

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Project Activity Climbs 32% in Pittsburgh

Total capital investment dips, but jobs rise 56% in 10-county region.

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Energy Report

Surge Protection

Qadruple backup power and a move-in-ready building made the New Orleans area the logical choice for the WorldWinds Inc. super-computer.

SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION: MARITIME INDUSTRIES From Site Selection magazine, March 2009 Terminals Are Not the End Port Development Strategy in Challenging Times by MICHIEL de JONG editor bounce@conway.com P orts around the world have geared up for tremendous expansion in the past decade. Large ports – such as those in Rotterdam, Port Saïd and […]

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Leadership Begins Here

Southern Oregon University’s micro-credential program creates key connections in the Rogue Valley.

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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

ituated in the middle of the nation, MidAmerica Industrial Park finds itself well-suited to the demanding needs of businesses that rely on “same-day or next-day” logistics to fuel their growth. A recent logistics study commissioned by MidAmerica, Oklahoma’s largest industrial park, delivers data that qualifies the park as a major distribution center […]

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Project Bulletin: September 06, 2023

n a conversation with Site Selection Senior Editor Gary Daughters, Georgia Department of Economic Development Commissioner Pat Wilson said, “the most amazing advances and cutting-edge technologies right now are coming out of South Korea.”

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Other Top Development Organizations: Honorable Mentions from 1999

Selected from the many nominations received for this year’s Site Selection list of top development groups, here are profiles of 10 other worthy organizations from 1999: Baldwin County Economic Development Alliance, Robertsdale, Ala.: Instrumental in attracting more than 1,000 new jobs and US$37 million in capital investments to its service area of 132,000. Major investments […]

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Features

Top 10 Green Building Trends for 2011

Earth Advantage Institute, a nonprofit green building resource and research organization that has certified more than 11,000 sustainable homes

Call Centers: India Answers the Call

I n an economic downturn, inexpensive, capable labor becomes even more important. India has both and offers call center site selectors the added bonus of a workforce dedicated to making a career within the call center industry. “India offers a workforce of highly-dedicated, well-educated, English-speaking professionals, and the infrastructure needed to […]

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Virginia Tops Inc. 5000 Firms Per Capita List

The Big Apple tops the overall metro region and city rankings, while Sheridan, Wyoming, and Lawrenceville, Georgia, bring in per-capita metro and city honors. Brooklyn is one borough helping Metro New York to No. 1 among all U.S. metros by number of Inc. 5000 firms. Photo of Prospect Park in Park Slope by […]

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Project Bulletin, Mar. 10, 2025: Muttenz, Kanton Basel-Landschaft, Switzerland; Gujarat, India; Panjin, Liaoning, China

Global CDMO expands in Switzerland; Jabil announces second silicon photonics manufacturing facility in India; One JV marks a milestone in China.

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Tracking Down a Monster

The International Diabetes Federation says one in 10 people across the world's population are forecast to have diabetes by 2035, signifying a looming pandemic.

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Nevada: The Start of Something Big?

Federal Tech Hub status stokes Nevada’s clean energy dreams.

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Energy Report

Mississippi Touch Down

Have you ever wished you were monolithically integrated? If you’re a thin-film solar panel from California, then you have.

Booming Siemens Business Chooses Boston Area for Expansion

A $300-million investment shows the metro area's life sciences stronghold is not limited to Cambridge.

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States Focus on Reskilling Workforce

States use CARES Act funding to keep students on track and reskill workforce.

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Arizona’s High-Tech Appeal

How Arizona is attracting high-tech manufacturing companies, from electric vehicles to semiconductors and everything in between.

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Road to Recovery

Far from just a public health crisis, the COVID-19 pandemic has also been a unique economic crisis.

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Help Wanted: Workers Who Speak Robot

Help Wanted - Workers Who Speak Robot: As investment in automation accelerates, workforce training programs must keep up.

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Life Sciences

Medical Device Momentum

Indiana’s life sciences sector experienced a robust 2010 with companies committing to create more than 4,000 jobs, the highest annual figure in several years.

IAMC INSIDER

November2005 Different Threads, Same Fabric (cover) We’re All In This Together; Meet a Member Productivity Essentials: Trust, Talk and Savvy Outsourcing IAMC Corporate Members Mull Asset Disposition Options Request Information Different Threads, Same Fabric IAMC Members and Prospective Members, In the 21st century, when there is such a free flow of information, […]

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On the Move

Two years after its initial vision, DMC is now taking shape in MN.

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Colombia: Connecting the World to Colombian Excellence

BPO and IT companies have hit their stride in Latin America.

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US, Global Locations Ranked For Manufacturing Attractiveness

US, Global Locations Ranked For Manufacturing Attractiveness: Business costs, talent availability are key metrics to watch.

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Surveying the Landscape

Quick Updates on Selected Site Certification Programs

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Life Sciences

Keys To Europe’s Biotech Future

For biotech to blossom in any European region, several key parameters must exist locally and simultaneously:

Workforce: Top Markets for Life Sciences Talent

Report reveals challenges and opportunities.

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The Air Is Amazing in New Mexico

Ask any photographer or pilot In New Mexico there’s something about the quality of the air that makes for exquisite light and smooth navigation.

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Nine Reasons to Choose Utah’s Workers

Increasingly, companies are finding the talent pool in Utah to be filled with highly skilled and educated workers.

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Above and Beyond

Singapore-based developer Ascendas has been active in China for 20 years, creating space to meet clients’ evolving real estate requirements.

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First Place To Turn

Cory Guimond’s grandfather, Philias Guimond, began building wooden boats in the small fishing village of Escuminac in New Brunswick, Canada, in 1942. Since then, over 600 boats have been built over three generations.

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Life Sciences

The Formula Changes

A mid-December search of the comprehensive industrial facilities database maintained by the Puerto Rico Industrial Development Corp. (PRIDCO) showed approximately 57 pharmaceutical-related plants

ASIA: Investment Insomnia

APAC Executives' Mixed Perceptions of U.S. Investment Climate

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West Is the Best

*State Rankings Criteria: Green Industry projects as tracked by the Conway Data New Plant Database from Jan. 2008- March 2010 (including renewable energy manufacturing and supply chain facilities, biofuels and biomass, recycling plants, electric vehicle supply chain, etc.); Number of LEED Certified projects as of May 10, 2010 (USGBC project database); LEED Certified projects per […]

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Small Project, Big Trends

A US firm's newest global node takes shape in the Netherlands.

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Global Stage

Biotech has reached a significant level of development in Belgium, and the sector is poised for continued steady growth, say executives with two thriving young companies.

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Why Corporate Campuses Make Sense In All Economic Conditions

T he Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines “flexible” as something that is “characterized by a ready capability to adapt to new, different, or changing requirements.” Many real estate strategists and planners consider it to be the word that best describes the concept of corporate campuses. In a discussion on campuses, it also translates into smart design, operational […]

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Features

Global Commitment

How does a company that has set the environmental benchmark so high with the products they sell ensure that their own massive and far-flung operations conform with the sustainability standards they are helping other companies meet? This was the challenge for Siemens Corp., the world’s largest provider of environmental technologies, a multinational conglomerate that generates […]

How Thriving Communities Attract Aerospace Manufacturing

In the past 100 years, the aerospace industry has evolved tremendously — and so have site location needs for aircraft and aerospace companies.

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Growth Curves

Volkswagen’s global head of factory planning explains how the company’s Tennessee site facilitated LEED-Platinum certification. In late March Volkswagen announced it would add 800 more jobs to the payroll at its new plant in Chattanooga, Tenn.

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The Startup Sandbox

Beaches aren’t the only draw for entrepreneurs in the Sunshine State.

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Healing the World

The biggest breakthrough in fighting the global battle against diabetes didn’t come in a lab in San Diego, Boston or one of the other well-known U.S. life-science clusters.

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P3 Market Outlook: Robust Pipeline Ahead

To understand where the United States Public-Private Partnership (P3) market is going, you have to review where it came from.

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Features

From Cleanup to Recovery

The relatively few, isolated incidents of oil coming ashore were dealt with quickly and efficiently, say economic developers along the Gulf Coast, but the national press never bothered to report the full story on the cleanup.

Cooking Up Small Business Success in Illinois

SBDCs set multiple records helping entrepreneurs in 2020.

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New Standard

Last week the EPA finalized the 2013 percentage standards for four fuel categories that are part of the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) program established by Congress. Most of these fuels are produced by American farmers and growers domestically and help reduce carbon pollution.

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Real Brains, Real Work

Israel’s ‘Innovation Box’ builds on a longstanding heritage of superior innovation.

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Road Show

Gov. Asa Hutchinson spent a week in Europe recruiting aerospace companies to his state at the Paris Air Show.

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The Sky’s the Limit

TexasEDConnection communities are an important part of the workforce development fabric set to receive $5 billion in state higher education funding over the next two years.

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Investment Profile

Dynamic Destination

Only five years after accession to the European Union, Poland was the only EU nation to show GDP growth in 2009, as the rest of the EU and most of the world faltered.

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