Investment Profile

Poised to Prosper

by Adam Bruns

Higher education infrastructure and a new incentives regime nurture a new generation of R&D in Portugal.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blockbuster

A closer look at Tesla’s choice of Greater Austin for its new $1 billion manufacturing facility reveals many points of view about one transformative project.

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Editor’s View: Note to Areas:Attract Talent, Investment Will Follow

Workforce skills and workforce development are site selectors’ first and third most important location criteria, according to the results of a survey we conducted this fall (transportation infrastructure is second).

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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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Rethinking the Role Of the Research Park

Abbott Laboratories added to its Singapore and Southeast Asia property portfolio on May 5 with the opening of its Abbott Asia-Pacific Nutrition Research & Development Center at Singapore’s Biopolis Research Park.

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TALENT ATTRACTORS : Storm Metaphor Rises Again

THIS TIME IT’S ABOUT TALENT. In 2007, the Committee on Science, Engineering and Public Policy of the National Academy of Sciences, National Academy of Engineering and Institute of Medicine of the National Academies published “Rising Above the Gathering Storm: Energizing and Employing America for a Brighter Economic Future.” The influential report addressed concerns over exporting […]

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Tinkering With a Master Plan

by Ron Starner

How regional collaborations have led to continued success.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Through the Mill

With a GDP of more than $300 billion*, Québec represents nearly 20 percent of Canada's economy.

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Time to Innovate

Bahrain bids to become a Middle East hub for tech startups.

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Tenant Energy Plans Are All About ROI

Sustainability programs come and go, but following the ULI's new program could help yours stick around a little longer.

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Editor’s View: Will ‘Psychographics’ Be Your New Location Metric?

I was of two minds a few weeks ago, when I learned North Carolina had again won our Prosperity Cup. On the one hand, it made sense. North Carolina won last year — tied with Texas — and otherwise regularly finishes at or near the top. On the other hand, how could a state with […]

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Central California’s Affordable Option

More than 770,000 people call San Joaquin County home.

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Area Spotlights

‘Independence’ Day

P&G chooses a busy corner in West Virginia’s Eastern Panhandle for a next-gen manufacturing complex.

Looking for Mr. (and Ms.) Goodhire: How Expanding Firms Are Finding Human Capital

Labor may be spare, but it’s out there. And broad-ranging corporate strategies are finding it. What would you ask for if you could get just about any expansion incentive imaginable? That was the situation for United Parcel Service (UPS) in 1998. Its new cargo-sorting hub would employ 6,000-plus with a US$250 million annual payroll. Clearly, […]

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From Strategy to Success

Dallas snares a major win months after launching a campaign to attract more biotech companies.

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Consumers Energy: ‘Clean Serving Clean’

How Consumers Energy is partnering with businesses to ramp up renewables.

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The Tug of The Art Land

A place where ‘nothing happens’ and its lessons from the galaxy.

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Hawaiian Beehive

It’s a storyline that seems to come straight out of “The Descendants,” the Alexander Payne film whose plot revolved in part around a decision faced by descendants of Hawaiian royalty about whether or not to sell prime real estate to developers.

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Life Sciences

Body of Work

by Adam Bruns

Yesterday it was ‘Shark Tank,’ today it’s the world for a Florida-born manufacturer of synthetic humans.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Safe Harbor

Three rankings shed light on the power of economic zones to catalyze industrial growth and commerce.

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My Favorite Machinist Is A Woman!

Sparks fly between local businesses in Lynchburg, Virginia, and the second career machinists training at a high-caliber makerspace.

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These Crabs Have Hair

“It’s a Shanghai delicacy. You must try it!” Dear God. Here we go again.

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Johns Hopkins Tops List Again

Notwithstanding current executive and legal maneuvers over continued federal funding to universities, data continue to be crunched (for now) by federal agencies charged with doing so.

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U.S. Commerce Funds Give Jolt to Locally Driven Workforce Development Initiatives

After reviewing 509 applicants from across the United States and its territories.

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Life Sciences

Blame Canada?

by Adam Bruns

A global consultancy issues two new reports on global biopharma competitiveness, finding the US tops and its northern neighbor wanting.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Unprecedented Investment Unfolds in Semiconductor Giants’ Homeland

Samsung isn’t the only Korean corporate giant inching its way into its home country’s infrastructure in innovative fashion.

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Better Buildings, Better Cities

Corporate actors take center stage in efforts to brighten the future as well as they brighten workspace.

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Choose Your Own Adventure

Colorado is ranked No. 3 in the U.S. in the Beacon Hill Institute’s latest State Competitiveness Report, based on 44 economic indicators in eight categories: government and fiscal policy, security, infrastructure, human resources, technology, business incubation, openness and environmental policy. Among those groupings, Colorado scored highest (No. 2) for infrastructure, which includes such indicators as mobile phones per 1,000, high-speed lines per 1,000 and air passengers per capita. Colorado scored No. 6 for technology and No. 8 for business incubation.

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Fresh Approaches

When it comes to food, regional affiliation is important for reasons that go well beyond branding.

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San Bernardino County, California: Passing the Spark Of Imagination to The Next Generation

From drones to animatronics, the future is here today in San Bernardino County.

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Life Sciences

Rich Vein

by Adam Bruns

As MicroVention comes home to Aliso Viejo, its Japanese parent company feels increasingly at home in California.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Bright Path Forward

Today Ak-Chin Indian Community and business leaders are reclaiming land. But their eyes are on the bright path to the future, as they seek to foster enterprise instead of entitlement.

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Help Wanted: Labor Ready Finds Workers Where They Live

T ACOMA, Wash. — Labor Ready, the global temporary staffing firm that finds jobs for blue-collar workers where they live, may be a model for employers that need to fill work-force vacancies quickly. With 770 offices in the United States, 35 in Canada and 20 in the United Kingdom, Labor Ready is the world’s […]

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Healthy Heartbeat

A new HQ from AtriCure is just the latest addition to a robust cluster in Mason, Ohio.

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Striking a Balance

The lure and lore of the downtown headquarters

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Will This Year Beat Last Year’s Record Investment?

It was 22 in ’22. That’s $22 billion in capital invested in Indiana in 2022.

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Beyond the Fundamentals

Higher education institutions offer top-notch plastics training to surpass industry expectations.

Changing of the Guard in Tennessee

A banner year for the Volunteer State came to an end as the man responsible for a large portion of Tennessee’s economic success stepped down from his post to return to the private sector. On the same day that Tennessee Gov. Don Sundquist announced that his state had achieved a record […]

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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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THE CHALLENGES AND FUTURE OF TRADE ZONES

Conway Advisory leaders Douglas van den Berghe and Ghinwa Moujaes consider the evolution of FTZs, and offer a glimpse of their own past index of zone performance.

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A Very Thai Massage

After more than 24 hours of violently emptying my stomach in Singapore, my body was in quite a state, so my first order of business upon arriving in Bangkok was to indulge in a traditional Thai massage.

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Artificial Intelligence is Disrupting Another Industry: Site Selection

Over the next several years as new technologies like AI take hold, there are concerns that many jobs will be lost.

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Making an Impression

Pennsylvania leads from the front in innovative manufacturing technologies.

Panasonic Investment Will Catalyze a Power and Materials Industry Ecosystem

Panasonic’s $4 billion, 4,000-job EV battery plant in De Soto is all anyone in Kansas economic development can talk about these days.

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10 Countries. 10 Challenges.

The following is a compilation highlighting unique initiatives taking place in every South American country, each with its own unique approach to common challenges faced by investment promotion agencies. Examples range from tactical — such as the Peruvian approach to place branding — to strategic, such as Colombia's effort to improve its image.

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Magnetic Attraction

. Most of the world’s rare earths are produced and hoarded in China, whose government uses the elements as a lure to global manufacturers. (Molycorp, situated near substantial deposits in Mountain Pass, Calif., is among the few exceptions). But a new project might help rare-earth consumers and miners get their groove on in North America.

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The Shale Revolution

The abundance of shale gas in Pennsylvania is reducing energy costs across the state and lending a hand to the already robust manufacturing sector.

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How Illinois Boosts Its Future Workforce

The state remains steadfast in workforce development investments.

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Area Spotlights

Climate Change

urning around a state’s business climate is about as easy as turning around an aircraft carrier going full-speed.

Broadband: The Next Utility

B roadband Internet access is rapidly being perceived by governments and business as an essential utility which will soon be as important as water or electricity to economic development. Cities or regions that embrace this concept and make this new utility widely available are variously described as being “intelligent, smart or wired.” […]

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For All Fans, For All Seasons

Recent new franchises, new venues and new affiliations provide top-notch sports competition and entertainment.

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NORTH AMERICAN REPORTS

NORTH AMERICAN REPORTS From Site Selection magazine, March 2008 Querétaro Project Helps Firm Mark Golden Anniversary in Mexico Digital Media Find Fertile Ground in Connecticut, Chicago and Canada One Niche Spurs Another? The aseptic processing area (right) is an important and soon-to-be-growing part of Bioniche’s campus in Belleville, Ont., located on the Bay […]

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The Northland Model

In Buffalo, a focus on students in need is yielding impressive results.

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Diverse Opportunities and Vibrant Communities

Why Illinois is the right place for you.

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The Shale Revolution

The abundance of shale gas in Pennsylvania is reducing energy costs across the state and lending a hand to the already robust manufacturing sector.

Querétaro Data Center Investment Central to Digitizing Mexican Industry

A wave of North American reshoring has Mexican exports to the U.S. on the rise.

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Golden State County Goes Green

High-tech recycling firms choose San Bernardino County as their home base.

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Deluxe Desal Plants; Robotics Not So Robust in 2009; Carbon-Neutral Widex and more

Thirsty areas of the world are putting up major desalination plants. Pinpointing which one is the world’s largest is difficult because the plants keep getting larger.

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Project Bulletin: October 17, 2023

In a signing ceremony held in Seoul, South Korea, last week oil refiner GS Caltex and trading company Posco International Corporation announced their new $193 million bio feedstock refinery joint venture.

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In the Right Direction

"My administration has made it a priority to transform our state's previously hostile business climate," New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie tells Site Selection.

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Online Insider

This is a Huge story.

by Adam Bruns

Introducing Huge, the Brooklyn-based creative agency that’s part of Interpublic Group.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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How To Fast-Track a Shanghai Operation

Executives at small and mid-sized companies assigned the task of opening a Shanghai office or facility might find that assignment daunting if it’s the company’s first foray into the Chinese market.

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Sometimes A State Really Does Have the Best Work Force

Talk about a vote of confidence. GE Aviation is investing nearly $200 million in four North Carolina sites primarily because of the state's work force.

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MAGS GAMMA AWARDS

ite Selection has won two prestigious awards from the Magazine Association of the Southeast – the Gold Award for Best Magazine Website (www.siteselection.com) and the Bronze Award for Best Custom Publishing for business-to-business magazines. Both awards represent the top prizes awarded in each category. The association announces the winners of these and other awards at […]

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China’s Site Selection Challenges: How One Company Hopped the Wall

by Robert Gaudreau, Regus Frankly, people thought we were crazy when we began considering going to China. It was 1990, only a short time after the Tiananmen Square crackdown. Fears of political backlash and international trade sanctions against China certainly weren’t unwarranted. In addition, there were China’s sky-high real estate prices, labyrinthine bureaucracy and Third […]

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They Want Your Blood

Scheduled to coincide with World Blood Donor Day June 14, last week was blood donor week in Canada.

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Investment Profile

In Position

Young brainpower, ambitious centennial goals and 20 years of public-private partnership make Turkey a land of ample opportunity.

State of the States 2024

Among the economic development themes to emerge across the 50 state legislatures and governor’s offices...

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Molecular Magic

Identified most closely with the discovery work of the late Centocor co-founder and Philadelphia-area life sciences leader Hubert J.P. Schoemaker, therapeutic monoclonal antibodies have given rise to a

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Commercial & Industrial Projects Dominate

Developers pounce on available sites.

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The Amazon Bandwagon Rolls Through Massachusetts

ith the opening of a delivery center comprising some 800,000 sq. ft., Amazon is the largest employer in Revere, Massachusetts, just northeast of Boston.

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Shovel-Ready Infrastructure and Shovel-Ready Industrial Sites Go Hand in Hand

Could they work in tandem to lend a hand to a recovering economy?

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Area Spotlights

Welcoming the World

by Ron Starner

New Jersey capitalizes on unprecedented wave of corporate headquarters mobility, especially among multinational firms.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Facility Yoga

A new white paper co-published by the Industrial Asset Management Council (IAMC) and the Society of Industrial and Office Realtors (SIOR) sheds light on re-using aging building stock and designing it for re-use in the first place.

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Startup Masters

University of Utah launches master’s degree for entrepreneurs.

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Bolting into Action

LA-to-Vegas train puts San Bernardino County on the fast track.

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Perfect Match

Kansas lures a nacelle plant

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New Wave

Silicon carbide in Starkville. Solar industry components in Senatobia, Grenada and Hattiesburg. Mission support for Lockheed in Clinton. Advanced composites for GE in Ellisville. Process equipment in Natchez. Biofuels from Columbus to Tupelo and beyond.

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International Update

Next Level

by Adam Bruns

Cambodia’s Minister of Commerce moves fast with reforms so that new FDI will move faster to his homeland.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Talking Turkey

More than $100 billion of investment will be required to meet growing energy demand in Turkey, says İlker Aycı, president of the Investment Support and Promotion Agency of Turkey (ISPAT).

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Growth Capital

The reasons behind the Greater Phoenix Economic Council earning the International Economic Development Council’s 2021 award for top global economic development organization

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Life Science flourishes in St. Louis

Washington University in St. Louis supports life sciences, innovation.

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Think Globally, Hire Locally

Foreign direct investors are behind much of the Commonwealth's surge in new jobs in 2014.

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2024 PROSPERITY CUP

Georgia’s Long Game Secures Its Claim to The Cup

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Features

‘Dynamic Impact’

10 Key Elements of Successful Data Center Site Selection

Winning Is No Accident

The data show why Invest in Bogota has won a Site Selection Best to Invest Top IPA award for four years running.

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MEGASITES

Mark Arend shares compelling insights on megasite development and strategy from his conversations with site selection experts at JLL and Wadley, Donovan, Gutshaw Consulting.

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FINTECH: Two Signs Of Malaysia’s Financial Center Ambitions

Two signs of Malaysia’s fintech and financial services ambitions include an entire new zone on an island being developed by a Chinese concern.

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2025 Prosperity Cup

You can add or subtract all the metrics and data sets you want. Any way you slice it, Texas keeps coming out on top.

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New Facilities 1991 (Charts), page 6

From Site Selection magazine, February 1992 New Facilities Index 1984-92 Continue to next page | Site Selection Online ©1992 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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Investment Profile

A Comeback In the Making

by Ron Starner

Michigan retools its economic development strategy to make talent development job one.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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WHY ARKANSAS

Corporate executives and site consultants have a new reason to consider Arkansas as a business destination: Arkansas has emerged as one of the most popular relocation spots for workers and their families.

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Green Crude

Projects aimed at producing fuel from algae continue to advance around the globe with the help of private and government funding. If and when algae-based fuels become commercially viable on a large scale, New Mexico could be one of the major centers of production. Sapphire Energy has built a large research and development center in Las Cruces and plans to commission a 100-acre algae field this spring near the southern New Mexico town of Columbus.

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How States Can Direct Economic Development to Places and People in Need

Strategies to strengthen place-based programs, better support distressed areas

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IDRCNet Offers IDRC

IDRC and NACORE, the world’s two leading professional associations for corporate real estate executives, service providers and economic developers, are exploring possible integration. This unprecedented step would create one new association to represent the corporate asset management industry with a singular mission of creating value through the workplace. Since plans to converge both groups were […]

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Area Spotlights

Learning Curves

by Adam Bruns

All politics aside, it’s workforce and training that continues to cinch deals.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Work Force Incentives Deserve a Closer Look

W hen manufacturer Superior Walls of Central Illinois opened for business in the Springfield Enterprise Community, it created job opportunities for 42 low-to-moderate-income neighborhood residents. “These employees show great pride in producing a quality product,” says Springfield developer Mike Suhadolnik, owner of Superior Walls. Suhadolnik’s enthusiasm is matched by that of […]

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China’s Site Selection Challenges: How One Company Hopped the Wall

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Come Together

When it comes to economic growth, collaboration puts Illinois over the top.

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A Western Kentucky Winner

Greater Owensboro takes the trophy this year for most per-capita projects along the Ohio River corridor.

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Pasco: Where Life-Science Firms Incubate & Grow

Thriving med-tech cluster is emerging about 20 minutes north of Tampa.

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Area Spotlights

Promise Keepers

by Patty Rasmussen

Tennessee gets creative in aligning workforce development and higher education.

Patty Rasmussen

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LEADERSHIP INTERVIEW: ADRIANA CRUZ: Economic Development Is A Team Sport In Texas

Executive Director, Texas Economic Development & Tourism Office — How Texas partners with a diverse array of economic developers statewide.

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The Geography of Genius

The Geography of Genius The Johnson Museum sits atop East Hill on the campus of Cornell University in Ithaca, one of several institutions frequently associated with MacArthur grant recipients from New York. 2019 photo by Jason Koski (UREL) © Cornell University This week’s announcement of 22 new MacArthur Fellows brings […]

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The Zhengzhou Airport Economy Zone: A Remarkable Aerotropolis

Can a world-class aerotropolis be developed in less than 10 years providing the most modern aviation-oriented manufacturing, logistics and information-based business services? The answer must be no.

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IAMC Insider: IAMC Working Hard on Diversity in An Industry with a Ways to Go

The topics of diversity and inclusion are big in the news today but have been explicit in IAMC’s strategic plan for over two years now.

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2021 Prosperity Cup

North Carolina’s prowess in life sciences, aerospace and statewide business-recruitment teamwork are delivering enviable results.

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Features

Credit Where It’s Due

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

The Shifting Landscape of Business Incentives in Europe: New EU incentives rules will likely be stricter and favor smaller companies in the Continent’s less developed regions.

Government financial support for corporate facility investment and expansion continues to be a common practice in most parts of the world.

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Ready For a New Year

Two thousand nine was a difficult year for the economies of Latin America, especially Mexico.

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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

he strengthening economic outlook, fueled by a surge in consumer confidence and an increase in business expenditures, is mirrored in the commercial real estate market. The bottom line? The future looks bright for commercial real estate. The National Association of REALTORS? (NAR) reported in May 2004 at the NAR Midyear Legislative Meetings […]

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Startup Launchpad Opens in Booming Big Apple Cluster

As the 2016 Life Sciences Outlook from JLL reported in December, the Big Apple's life sciences cluster is growing rapidly.

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‘Up with the Sun, Gone with the Wind’

Consumers Energy and Michigan communities leave coal behind on the road to a net-zero future.

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Investment Profile

Regional Hub Status Clearly Within Reach

by Mark Arend

Sectors succeed when industry and government are on the same page.

Mark Arend
Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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The Golden Age

Though Intel stunned Costa Rica with the recent decision to lay off 1,500 workers and send the company’s microprocessor assembly and test work to Asia, the news was tempered by the fact that, even if Intel had stayed, the medical devices sector was still on pace to become the country’s No. 1 exporter in 2015.

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Where Business Services Meet Business Resiliency

Learn why 25 companies in 2020 picked Hungary for operations that will add 3,000 jobs to a business services sector that already employs nearly 64,000 at more than 130 companies.

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Opportunity Abundance

Low taxes, high business support, worker training and world-class infrastructure combine to make Mississippi 'a place that makes things.'

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Project Bulletin, Apr. 28, 2025: Spartanburg, South Carolina; Fort Worth, Texas; Sous-Region du Lualaba, Katanga Province, Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo

NorthMark Strategies plans first South Carolina operations; CyrusOne officially breaks ground in Texas; Tengyuan Cobalt Industry New Materials returns to Democratic Republic of the Congo.

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Steady As She Goes

Earning the trophy it last won five years ago is a tribute to Dubuque’s enduring allure.

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International Update

ICT Hub in the Making

by Mark Arend

Will changes to SEZ rules hurt Jamaica’s growing BPO sector?

Mark Arend
Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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Full of Energy

Gov. Tom Corbett laid out Pennsylvania’s most ambitious energy plan ever on Jan. 21. The bottom line? Expanding companies will find even more cost savings when they invest in the Keystone State.

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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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Super Summer

Even as the state can't forget the BP oil leak disaster and deepwater drilling moratorium that vacuumed up the world's attention, a trio of projects circling Lake Ponchartrain has made this a summer to remember for Louisiana and Greater New Orleans.

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A National Leader in Arts & Culture

But that’s obvious to anyone who sets foot in Colorado’s vibrant creative scene.

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Learning Environments

Two announcements from one company show the power of university partnerships to further company and area competitiveness.

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In Search of ICT Professionals

Few doubt that the information and communication technologies economy will dominate in coming years and the presence of ICT clusters will continue to support metropolitan areas in Europe.

IAMC Insider: Sustainability Includes Sustaining an Organization

Sustainability Includes Sustaining an Organization

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2020 PROSPERITY CUP

Texas makes room for another Cup in its cabinet.

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Sectors on a Mission

Three “catalytic” industries are charged with boosting Malaysia’s industrial ecosystems

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‘You Can’t Get Married to Stuff’

A visit with Youssef Bennani of Vertex Pharmaceuticals in Québec

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Mutual Benefit Society

An astounding 1,850 projects across nearly all categories of plastics and chemicals have been recorded in Site Selection's New Plant Database over the two and a half years since Jan. 1, 2011.

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Features

A Healthy Revolution

by Patty Rasmussen

Consumers want healthier food choices and the industry is responding.

Patty Rasmussen

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Family Ties

Family Ties: North America’s easternmost corner aligns its assets and its megaprojects.

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PHOTO GALLERY

ARKANSAS IN ALL ITS GLORY

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SeaTac City Emerges As an Epicenter for Economic Activity

With its unmatched connectivity and transit-connected housing, this could be the home of your new headquarters in the state of Washington.

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More Than Good Signs

More Than Good Signs: Our downstairs neighbor moves on to a new worldwide headquarters.

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Changing Tax Climate Affects Plant Movement

The November elections weren’t the only topic of conversation at the Mid-America Economic Development Council (MAEDC) 2010 Competitiveness Conference in Chicago last month, but they continued to reverberate through many of the subjects discussed by a panel of site selection consultants.

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Energy Report

The Survey Says …

Building size has outpaced the growth in the number of buildings over the past decade, according to the Commercial Buildings Energy Consumption Survey.

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