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Going Places

Excellent infrastructure is inviting investment.

Jacksonville Lends a Healing Hand

The nation's largest provider of advanced wound-care services found the perfect prescription for growth in Jacksonville, Fla.

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AURP Chief: ‘Connect, Elevate, Enhance’

University research parks deserve more credit for their economic and market impacts.

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Life Sciences Lead VC Wave in Boston

Even as VC investment declined nationally in 2022, Massachusetts enterprises hardly noticed.

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Depleted Tax Coffers Could Cause Shift in Incentive Policy

While the country battles the coronavirus, state and local governments will be squeezed financially — just like so many businesses and households.

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Kentucky Shooting for the Stars

Finding missing comets isn’t the only work taking place in Kentucky’s aerospace sector.

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Online Insider

Hello Springfield

by Adam Bruns

“The Simpsons” and Site Selection’s New Plant Database both were launched 25 years ago, and both continue to provide insights into the Springfields of the world.

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GLOBAL R&D HUBS

GLOBAL R&D HUBS From Site Selection magazine, July 2009 Australia’s Biotech Hub Victoria lays the groundwork for life sciences. by JOHN W. McCURRY john.mccurry bounce@conway.com T he Australian State of Victoria has invested heavily in recent years to provide the infrastructure for its growing research and development cluster in biotechnology. That investment, about A$3 billion […]

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Tomorrow’s Innovation Roadmap

The life sciences industry has been less impacted by the recession than other sectors, and the latest forecasts indicate continued future growth as aging populations and rising purchasing power for medical advances drive the demand for prescription medicines.

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IAMC Insider: Looking for Thought Leadership? Look to IAMC.

A letter from the chair on thought leadership; and summaries of previous Forum sessions on supply chain networks and integrated facilities management.

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FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED

Sites along the new I-69 Corridor in southwest Indiana won’t stay vacant for long.

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Blue, Blue Window

Long before the nation’s reshoring phenomenon took hold, there was an actual shoreline doing its part for the US economy.

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Investment Profile

From Virtual To Reality

Saxony-Anhalt’s digital engineers build the future.

Property Priorities

Alcoa’s CSO says if you’re not uncomfortable yet, the goal isn’t high enough.

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Gulf Coast Ports: How LNG Energized the South’s Industrial Base

Gulf Coast ports usher in an era of resiliency and record-setting deals.

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The Waiting Game Is Over

How Amazon’s Nashville pick ended a lot of anticipation in Tennessee.

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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION: THE MARITIME INDUSTRIES

t used to be that site selection was a fairly straightforward calculation when it involved shipping of raw materials and products from overseas locations, at least from a regional perspective. If a company was targeting the Asian market, it would usually opt for a West Coast manufacturing or distribution facility; if it involved European markets, […]

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Startup Ecosystems: And the Sun Shines on the Bay

The San Francisco Bay area is still the world's startup capital even as everyday support systems need a reboot.

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Area Spotlights

Depth and Diversity

The mid-Atlantic states flex considerable economic muscle

Project Bulletin, August 18, 2025: Paducah, Kentucky; Weybridge, England; Chicago, Illinois

General Matter moves in on the former Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant in Kentucky; A consumer healthcare company delivers new R&D site in England; AbbVie plans manufacturing facility expansion in North Chicago.

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SILICON RANCH: How Communities Win In the Solar Farm Arena

Running a state’s economic development office — or the state itself — affords those officeholders valuable opportunities to hear what’s on the minds of company executives looking to invest capital in new facilities.

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Global IT Expert: ‘Think Digital, Act Analog’

W hen Lee Arnold talks about the impact of the Internet on corporate real estate executives, he uses phrases like “fast-moving flexibility,” “blurring of the lines,” “bandwidth access” and “the barrier of inertia.” With Arnold, information technology chairman for global service provider Colliers International (www.colliers.com), the concepts of speed and transition aren’t just fodder for […]

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Cause and (Cartel) Effect

A new report uses rig data to link fracking and other 'advances' to OPEC's rigging of the marketplace.

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Hit Refresh

Game-changing companies and pioneering entrepreneurs alike say Puerto Rico feels like home.

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Aerospace Report

GE Aviation Invests in Indiana, Alabama Facilities

Proximity to Purdue University R&D, engineers sweetens Lafayette location.

What’s Your Vector?

By special arrangement with Site Selection, Von Hatley, managing director of Jones Walker Consulting, an affiliate of the prominent law firm that assists clients considering expansion, relocation or consolidation of business operations, recently sat down to interview longtime colleague Jerry Lundquist, the former head of the Global Aerospace and Defense practice at McKinsey & Co.

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Editor’s View: How Smart Is Your City?

Our cover story takes the smart city discussion in a new, different direction. Editor in Chief Mark Arend shares his own different take on what’s smart.

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Dig Deeper

Does workplace wellness correspond to the economic vitality of a company or an area? If so, then the new 2014 Healthiest Workplaces in America rankings tell us the Midwest is fit as a fiddle.

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Credit Where It’s Due

The United States still has a ways to go to attain one organization’s goals for post-secondary credentials.

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Upstate New York: IBM Goes All In on Chips

Big Blue’s $20 billion investment is transformative for Upstate New York.

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Fleet of Flight

Pumping $10 billion into the economy and providing over 100,000 jobs, the aerospace/aviation footprint is expanding in Kentucky.

Steep Hill to Climb

The headlines about public-employees unions obscure another labor topic: The UAW’s new push to organize at foreign-owned automotive plants.

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Management Strategy: Brownfields’ New Allure, Site Selection Magazine, March 2003

O ABOVE: In January 2003, crucial green lights from both the city council and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency enabled brownfield redevelopment work to move forward on this bundle of some 250 former industrial properties along the Rio Salado in downtown Tempe, Ariz. – the largest piece of undeveloped land left in the entire city. […]

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Hungry for Solutions?

Before it was shorthand for the scourge/salve that is social media, “social” referred to society, as in “people living together in organized communities with shared laws, traditions and values,” says Britannica.

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That Was Epic

What if a company came to town, did its business, provided you with a walking, talking digital postcard for your quality of life, then packed up and left, leaving your community a bit richer than before in both cash flow and reputation?

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STATISTICAL PROFILE: Mighty Numbers

Mississippi by the numbers.

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International Update

The Elephant Re-Awakens!

Prime Minister Modi’s new government has its work cut out for it to stem the flow of outward capital investment. But early indications point to the re-emergence of a key global economy.

Forging a New Future

Mississippi’s Community Colleges are paving the way toward promising careers in advanced manufacturing.

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WEYERHAEUSER CASE STUDY: Winning Project North Star

Winning in economic development requires great infrastructure, favorable taxes, low business costs, and a strong workforce. These factors are non-negotiable for companies that are locating a new facility or expanding an existing one.

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THE FUTURE BEGINS HERE

Universities in Mississippi open doors for research and educational experiences across a range of focus areas.

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A Healthy Revolution

Consumers want healthier food choices and the industry is responding.

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New Plant Scoreboard

Continue to: 2003’s Top Metros – “Chicago Dominance More Than Mythical”

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Area Spotlights

Business Spoken Here

The McCrory Administration and top state business recruiters are more than fluent in the language of business and commerce.

Now Hiring

Employment events for veterans add value to Oklahoma’s economy.

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R&D, Ecosystems and VC Prove Central to Innovation

Businesses account for the lion’s share of R&D spending, an accelerating trend across leading nations.

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Globalizing: Real Estate Payoffs and Perils

Highlights from Site Selection ? December 1997/January 1998 Globalizing: Real Estate Payoffs and Perils by Jack Lyne Globalization: Clearly, it’s transformed 20th century business life. Far less clear, though, is how to optimally globalize business operations, particularly when it comes to real estate. “Globalization has been a long evolutionary process,” says Marvin Manheim of Northwestern […]

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‘Every New Business Begins With a Tourist’

Here’s how Kansas is turning tourism into economic development.

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Hungry For More

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

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Life Sciences

Degrees of Freedom

by Adam Bruns

Robotics and mechatronics quietly sizzle in Pittsburgh.

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How Small Businesses in the Heartland Are Coping

Panelists at a recent Brookings Institution event discuss how Main Street businesses are reinventing themselves in rural Virginia and Michigan.

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Baxter’s Boom

Investments in Alabama and Singapore are the latest salvos from the Illinois-based life sciences giant.

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ATTRACTING TALENT & INVESTMENT: When a New Place Feels Like Home

A new branding campaign positions Kentucky to take advantage of its inherent assets, legacy industries and forward-thinking talent.

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The Power of Persuasion

How TVA helped recruit a Belgian bus maker to a town in Tennessee.

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ESBAS

Located in beautiful Izmir, one of the principal cities on the Mediterranean Sea and Turkey's primary port for exports, ESBAS is home to global powerhouses like Hugo Boss, Fokker Elmo, Pratt & Whitney, PFW, Delphi Diesel, Gates, Mahle, Delphi Packard, Eldor Electronics, Aero and Cummins Inc. Together the companies located within ESBAS generate more than US$5 billion annually in manufacturing and trade.

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Life Sciences

Baxter’s Boom

by Adam Bruns

Investments in Alabama and Singapore are the latest salvos from the Illinois-based life sciences giant.

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A Blueprint For Building What Matters

An annual Manufacturing Business Conditions Survey conducted by the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED)

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Locations of the Future

Where site selectors are most likely to invest in the next five years.

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SEMICONDUCTORS: U.S. Set to Dominate Global Chip Production

A new report from an industry association and an interview with two global corporate services veterans at Newmark tell you all you need to know about how to approach the semiconductor opportunity at hand.

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Asian Investment into the United States Is Significant and Growing

Fresh on the heels of last week’s SelectUSA Investment Summit, learn from the experts at Tractus how and why the ties between corporate Asia and U.S. communities...

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Oil & Gas: Federal Pause on New LNG Export Terminals Doesn’t Mean Pause of Exports or Expansions Already Underway

The federal government early this year hit “pause” on further LNG export terminals in order to reconsider some aspects of the environmental review process. But that doesn’t mean the LNG exports that began in February 2016 have paused. That very same government’s Federal Energy Regulatory Commission issued a State of the Markets report in March […]

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Life Sciences

Waistline Watch

by Adam Bruns

New obesity rankings tell you if your state is one of the biggest losers.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Top Deals: 1999’s Very Honorable Mentions

America Online, Prince William County, Va.: The online king of clicks that swallowed Time-Warner searched nationwide before siting this $520 million, 200-employee technology center in this Northern Virginia county, which also bagged Covad Communications’ 1,000-employee technical center. Ameritrade, Fort Worth, Texas: Also part of the clicks-to-bricks brigade, Ameritrade will meet burgeoning online demand with this […]

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Rolling Along

The Port of Mobile will build a new roll-on/roll-off facility at an ideal time for the growing automotive industry in the southeastern U.S.

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Smooth Sailing

A polycentric region built around a multi-faceted port offers a model for how economic clusters work.

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Stockholm To Unveil its New Airport City Development

A new "unique urban design strategy" has been announced for the area surrounding Stockholm Arlanda Airport, in a bid to transform the region into "an attractive international meeting point for businesses, logistics and transportation".

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Tilting Westward

Why an innovative manufacturer of windows and doors chose to make a home in Massachusetts.

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Investment Profile

Mind Matters

How creative marketers converged in Columbus to build a talented nucleus of product movers.

Over the Line

The flagship universities of Kansas and Missouri are no longer in the same athletic conference, but the two states continue to slug it out on the economic development battlefield. One of the latest examples is Teva North America’s plans to move its Teva Neuroscience headquarters from Kansas City, Mo., to Overland Park, Kan., a Kansas City suburb just across the border.

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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.

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Gov. Branstad: We Are Lowering Your Tax Bill

Nation's longest-serving governor outlines his plan for improving Iowa's business climate.

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Creating Economic Opportunity In Michigan

What role does Consumers Energy play in economic development?

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Seeking Partner Who Wants Same

Recent biopharma project news, policy evolution and research offer some ideas on the way forward for industry executives facing location decisions.

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World Reports

by Patty Rasmussen

The UBI Index, based in Stockholm, Sweden, released its Global Top 25 ranking of University Business Incubators with a US-based incubator at the top of the list.

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From Chips to Powder, Colorado Has it All

Diversity of the state economy is a harbinger of a bright future.

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Automation is One Thing, AI is Another

New Brookings analysis shows which areas of the country are most and least exposed.

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IAMC Insider: LETTER FROM THE CHAIR

A letter from the Chair and an interview with water expert James Eklund.

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ESBAS

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Creative Uses of Sale-Leaseback

Glen Kunofsky of Marcus & Millichap shares his perspective on Creative Uses of Sale-Leaseback.

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Area Spotlights

Downtown Ain’t What It Used to Be

It’s better.

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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A Shot At Brilliance

In September 2009, Yung “Benjamin” Yeung, the Chinese-American chairman of Far East Golden Resources’ company Hybrid Kinetic Motors Corp., announced that the new company had selected Baldwin County, Ala., for a new US$4.3-billion plant to build natural gas-powered hybrid electric vehicles.

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Facebook Friends Illinois

$800M data center investment lands in DeKalb County.

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Straight from the Source:

What state manufacturing experts want you to know.

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Editor’s View: Prime Time, Site Selection Magazine, January 2004

by MARK AREND O n the occasion of my turning 40 in November, a slightly older, out-of-state friend sent me an e-mail, saying, “Welcome to the prime of your life – it’s better over here.” As Site Selection turns 50, my colleagues and I are busy making sure the next 50 years of publishing this […]

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Departments

Unconventional Wisdom: Jobs Lure Hipsters. Hype Doesn’t.

Finally, clear thinking — and census data analysis — is being applied to the notion that US cities are brimming with recently graduated millennials and boomers.

The Human Network

Business, Trade and Diplomacy Expertise Blankets the State of Illinois

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Foreign Pipeline

Honda likes Ohio. Since November 2010, the company has announced investments totaling more than US$500 million in operations at its two auto plants and two powertrain plants in the state. Ron Lietzke, a spokesman for Honda in the U.S., says the investment is about strengthening the companies operations in Ohio and implementing new technologies.

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Wind Demonstrates

How Growth and Sustainability Can Coincide in New Jersey

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In Oklahoma, Visitors Can Find the Perfect Vacation Where the Buffalo Roam

Few states can deliver such a wide variety of culture, adventure and family-friendly trips like Oklahoma can.

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Clean Energy Is A Breeze

New England states revolutionize power resources, bringing new investment out to sea.

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Perfect Fit

by Adam Bruns

Playing with blocks is the ultimate business model for an innovative building solution.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Working With Business, Gatwick Diamond Looks to Shine in London Airport Debates

Jeremy Taylor has an unconventional way of opening monthly networking meetings of Gatwick Diamond Business, a 350-member group promoting the area around London’s second largest airport.

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Does Your Area Support An ‘Innovation Ecosystem’?

Our conversation with Rick Weddle, president of the International Association of Science Parks, offers some guidance.

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Center for Clean Hydrogen Opens at University of Delaware

The University of Delaware (UD) launched the Center for Clean Hydrogen in October 2022 to accelerate the transition to clean energy by reducing the cost of hydrogen...

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Built for the Long Haul

Oregon’s economy outperforms competitors in key metrics.

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SPECIAL REPORT: INFLATION BUSTERS: Would You Put Your HQ Here?

A detailed report presents the most cost-effective locations in the U.S. for manufacturing projects and corporate headquarters projects.

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International Update

Help Wanted

Manufacturing sector doubles capital investment, generating tens of thousands of new job openings requiring skilled workers.

Tapped Ohio

A couple of Scottish “punks” choose Ohio for building their craft brew empire – complete with beer-themed hotel.

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Windy Days Ahead

Wind energy production activity was light and variable in much of 2010.

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Next Gen Makers

California Community Colleges prep students for workforce futures and more with unique makerspaces.

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SEVEN SIGNS OF A NEW SITE SELECTION REALITY

From reshoring and remote work to the rural rebound, COVID-19 changed the landscape.

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Learning By Doing

Next month, on Sept. 29, the the Center for Green Schools at the U.S. Green Building Council will lead the first ever Green Apple Day of Service, which will call on green building professionals and volunteers from across the country and internationally to participate in a service project to green a school or campus in their community.

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Investment Profile

Where Credit Is Due

Selangor, Malaysia’s most populous and developed state, has much to contribute to the national business climate.

Battery Powered

A flurry of new projects highlights the importance of storage to the smart grid.

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Leading Indicators

Investors, occupiers and developers all are moving their money toward a new distribution paradigm, but population centers still drive the truck when it comes to location.

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Renewal Row

Travel the highways, turnpikes and rivers of Pennsylvania and you’ll find your share of restoration stories.

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LEADERSHIP INTERVIEW: GOVERNOR GREG ABBOTT: Leading From the Front

America’s most ambitious governor talks about the path that delivered to Texas a record-setting 13th consecutive win in the Site Selection Governor’s Cup race.

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Texas Close ’em

Incentives help seal the deals.

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Investment Profile

Where High-Tech Enterprises Thrive

The Science City of the Future adds a new industrial zone as biopharma, solar module manufacturing and other clean-tech projects take shape.

Change Roils Economic Development Agencies

Transparency and oversight of incentives is questioned.

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Editor’s View: Silver Linings Playbook Revisited

To believe things are going to work out, or not to believe. That is the question. You’ll have to forgive this former poetry and theater major. Writing this on Shakespeare’s 460th birthday, I can’t help but ask, “Is it indeed nobler ‘to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune or to take arms against […]

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CLEAN TECH/CLEAN ENERGY: MICHIGAN MADE

Revolutionary clean energy and clean tech companies are finding success in Michigan.

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Top Business Park Locations – Special Advertising Section, Site Selection Magazine, November 2003

From Site Selection magazine, November 2003 SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION Top Business Park Locations Infrastructure, transportation access make industrial parks prime sites for expanding companies. Hal Johnson knows a thing or two about business park development. As the chief economic developer for Orangeburg, S.C., Johnson has literally put his community on the map by making corporate […]

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An Ideal State

In Utah it’s hard to know which comes first, the optimism or the jobs.

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Investment Profile

Challenges Are Opportunities

Engineering and construction enterprises are helping Greater Kuala Lumpur solve daunting demographic challenges.

Emerging in South Carolina

Rumbling bulldozers had barely scraped the sandy loam at the groundbreaking of Nephron Pharmaceuticals’ new South Carolina plant when CEO Lou Kennedy began talking about doing more.

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Opportunity Knocks

Iowa looks to leap, post-COVID.

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A Vision of the New Workplace Revisited

Introduction: Origins of this PaperIn April 1993, the International Development Research Council?s journal, Industrial Development, published an article entitled “A Vision of the New Workplace.” (Industrial Development ran in Site Selection magazine for several years.) The authors were Francis Duffy from London-based DEGW, an architect who has spent most of his career studying and acting […]

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The Future is Texas

The imminent global impact of innovative activity conducted in the state will be one to watch.

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More Planes, Trains & Boats — and Even a Rocket or Two — Mean More Global Connections for Louisiana

Key transport upgrades are increasingly connecting the Bayou State to global markets.

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Investment Profile

Innovation Nation

Malaysia is becoming Southeast Asia’s most compelling example of how to transform a manufacturing economy into one excelling in Research & Development.

Revival of a Legend

The home of a storied spy operation is relevant again.

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Project Bulletin: August 01, 2023

The Deccan Herald reported yesterday that Foxconn Technology Group subsidiary Foxconn Industrial Internet (FII) would make this 6,000 job investment in the Kanchipuram district of Tamil Nadu, near Chennai, to produce electronic components for mobile phones.

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Maryland Makes Sense for Cybersecurity

When a cyber-attack forced the shutdown of Colonial Pipeline’s entire gasoline pipeline system last spring, the embattled company turned to Maryland-based Dragos, Inc.

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UK Remains Top European FDI Destination

Most projects are from the US, France and India.

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Campus Quarters

A Chinese solar company has big plans for a former IBM R&D facility. Linuo Solar Group expects to start shining new light in 2012 into the long-vacant IBM West Campus in East Fishkill, N.Y

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Cover

Leading Indicators

Investors, occupiers and developers all are moving their money toward a new distribution paradigm, but population centers still drive the truck when it comes to location.

Taking Care of Business

Workforce development programs make San Bernardino County a manufacturing magnet in Southern California. When California Steel Industries’ Brett Guge explains why his company invested nearly a billion dollars into operations in San Bernardino County, he attributes his firm’s strategic direction to one primary factor.

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Renewal in the Air

Snapshots of a city on the remake.

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Blue Hen Blockbuster

Thanks to its friendly and straightforward laws, Delaware is known as the place to domicile your company, as well as the place to declare it bankrupt.

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Safety in Numbers? Reports Point to Business as Usual

What have protests and standoffs meant for global corporate investment in Hong Kong?

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Two Views of Logistics Location Performance

New studies will help you flesh out your own decision matrix.

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Energy Report

Circles of Influence

A company’s sense of honor means this project only earned honorable mention.

Take Me to the Pilot

Ford takes first steps toward solar energy use at manufacturing sites.

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New Facilities 1993 (Charts), page 5

From Site Selection magazine, February 1994 New Corporate Facilities & Expansions 1991-93 Continue to next page | Site Selection Online ©1994 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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Take Me Out to the Mixed-Use Development

Theme park designer ITEC Entertainment is the ultimate show runner, bringing its proven brand of storytelling to the exploding universe of mixed-use destinations.

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Hit the Ground Running

Georgia Quick Start helps companies with workforce training needs across sectors.

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Jack’s Final Chapter

Jack Lyne was an extraordinary writer who perfected his craft by agonizing over every word he wrote. He became the leading editorial voice of a generation of reporters covering the practice of corporate site selection.

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Energy Report

‘Unrivalled’ Resources

Renewables bloom in Chile.

Green Agendas Meet Reality TV

Green Agendas Meet Reality TV: In an energy efficiency battle for the ages, the biggest loser wins.

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New Generation

Who’s chasing the wind, who’s catching it, and where is it taking us next?

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Boom Times Are Back

Business growth in Mississippi accelerates post-pandemic.

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In The (Free Economic) Zone? Probably.

Much of South Korea is a free economic zone, if going right to China isn’t in the cards.

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New Facilities 1992 (Charts)

From Site Selection magazine, February 1993 Regional Distribution of New Plants by SIC Code Continue to next page | Site Selection Online ©1993 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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