Aerospace Report

To the Moon, Alice!

by Mark Arend

Need a ride outside the troposphere? Commercial air service will only get you so far.

Mark Arend
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Manufacturing MOMENTUM

As the self-proclaimed “Air Capital of the World,” Wichita, Kansas needs no introduction to the world of advanced manufacturing.

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Follow the Demand

Whether the territory is emerging or at the top of the heap, GE's recent investments have it covered.

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A Rush of Talent

How Wichita Falls is winning the race for
high-tech facility expansions.

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A recent investment by Spirit AeroSystems at the North Carolina Global TransPark in Kinston is paving the way for a local aerospace cluster that could soon number in the thousands of workers. No other location had GTP’s blend of logistics and work-force attributes, says a Spirit executive central to the location decision.

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Ford & Fisker Bring the Muscle to TrustBelt

Who doesn’t like a good muscle car? When you think of fast cars, two names that first come to mind are Ford and Fisker.

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Intellectual Energy

Baton Rouge, Lafayette and New Orleans bolster Louisiana’s vision of a technology ecosystem.

Infrastructure Team Will Expedite Northwest Energy Projects

Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell signed a Declaration of Cooperation with Oregon and Washington on May 24th to expedite the review and permitting of energy generation, power transmission and other vital infrastructure development in the Pacific Northwest.

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A Brazilian Aviation Bet: 8 Mega Airports, 800 Regional Ones

The world’s been paying attention to the mega projects that are under way in Brazil as part of the nation’s latest economic expansion and its preparations for the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympics. Monstrous stadiums, a bullet train between Rio and São Paulo, super highways, new deep sea oil rigs, and of course, huge seaport and airport expansions all are in the works.

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CASE STUDY: MICRON

Aligning with HBCUs is paying dividends for leading firms in the semiconductor industry such as Micron.

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The Lone Star Lifestyle

Five reasons life is larger in the Lone Star State.

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Scotland Lands Key IT, Life Sciences Investments

Two US companies announced plans in New York in early April to establish operations in Scotland.

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‘Deep Roots’

by Adam Bruns

The only thing stronger than Louisiana’s oil & gas infrastructure is the network of relationships among the firms that continue to build and operate it.

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Vitamin Enriched

Northridge, Calif.–based Pharmavite, maker of Nature Made vitamins and Soyjoy bars, produces more than 120 different kinds of supplements and fills more than 120 million bottles with 15 billion tablets, capsules, and softgels per year.

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The Garden State’s Support for Innovators Is SIC

New Jersey: The Garden State's Support for Innovators Is SIC

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Bank On It

Tech and Manufacturing Combine to Diversify Charlotte’s Economy

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Talent Incubator

A company that began as a University of New Mexico spinoff in 1993 now makes high-tech products used on all seven continents and in outer space.

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Home Sweet Home

Sugar Land's goal: Become 'destination city' for employers of choice and their talented workers.

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How to Land The Big One

by Mark Arend

IBM’s new Technology Center in Baton Rouge will benefit the software development sector on the local, state and regional levels.

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Well Connected

Pick your mode of transport. By any measure, North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) is Germany’s most connected federal state — to the rest of Germany, to Europe and to the world.

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The Longer Marathon Begins Now

Now that the last medal has been awarded, the crowds have gone home and the stadium lights have been extinguished, what will determine if the 2012 London Olympics were truly a success will be the legacy the Games leave behind for the U.K. According to market intelligence firm Euromonitor, an estimated £25 billion (US$39 billion) was spent preparing London for the Games, including stadium construction, regeneration, infrastructure projects and marketing — is this money well spent?

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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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Connecticut: The Land of Steady Habits Rises to the Occasion

Venerable Connecticut may be more dynamic than you think it is.

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New Research Charts a Cyber Course for Brokers

D ALLAS – If the financial securities industry is any indication, traditional brokerage models are in for a rude awakening. The success of online trading services for institutional and individual investors should not be lost on brokers in other industries, including the commercial real estate industry, where brokers are facing inevitable change in how they […]

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Emerging Services Destinations in North America

Building on the success of OCO Global’s first edition market report focused on emerging Global Business Services (GBS) and Shared Services Centers (SSC) locations in Europe, we now want to highlight opportunities in the Americas, home to nearly one-third of the global GBS market.

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INVESTMENT PROFILE: KETTERING UNIVERSITY

The value proposition of Kettering University in Flint is both simple and profound: Consider talent development like you would a supply chain strategy, and then partner with the institution that is 100% committed to building the workforce your industry needs.

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An Outlier Makes Waves in the Midwest

How Grand Rapids plans to become a major tech hub in the Central U.S.

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On the Brink

Dropping gas tax revenues, rising costs and growing needs: Can Congress solve the transportation funding crisis?

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How to Gain an Edge in the Race for Talent

Employers and consultants gave candid advice at the World Forum for FDI.

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Road Signs

An emphasis on operations and quality of life set the pace for post-Katrina infrastructure.

New North Turnaround

Long-time Paper Mill Avoids Closure Through Pivot to Brown Paper Market.

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The Safe Harbor in the Storm

How San Bernardino County became Inland Southern California’s supply chain king.

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EDITORS’S VIEW

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

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Evergy’s Economic Development Team Sees Record Results and Record Interest in Renewable Energy form Companies

An inside look at how expansion of wind energy resources in Kansas gets literally connected to end user demand.

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Where Startups Are Stakeholders

“We looked from Arizona to Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina and Texas. After full analysis, we ended up in Greenville.”

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Investment Profile

Second City, First Choice

by Mark Arend

More investors are finding the UK business location they seek outside the hubbub of London, in next generation Birmingham.

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SITE Visit: Watch This Space

SITE VISIT From Site Selection magazine, September 2009 Watch This Space Two companies looking for a manufacturing renaissance occupy former Visteon space. One documents its site selection process via blog. by ADAM BRUNS adam.bruns bounce@conway.com The Carbon E7, shown off here in the nation’s capital by Carbon Motors President and CEO William Santana Li, has a lot […]

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Upper Midwest: Why a Biomanufacturer Picked Richmond, Indiana

“This is the single best site I have ever found in a search,” the CEO tells Site Selection.

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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION: LEADERS IN INDUSTRIAL REAL ESTATE

JULY 2006 What Does It Take to Become a Leader In the Field of Industrial Real Estate? (cover) Client Service Focus Keeping Up With the Ever-evolving Industrial Real Estate Marketplace Request Information SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION LEADERS IN INDUSTRIAL REAL ESTATE What Does It Take to Become a Leader In the Field of Industrial Real Estate? Corporate […]

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From Farm to Table, Safety Rules in the New Food Supply Chain

Food safety in all its iterations is the most important issue facing food and beverage manufacturers.

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Mapping the Course of Job Creation

New Orleans Welcomes a Tech Superstar; Kratos Makes a Move into Oklahoma; and Help for Houston

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Area Spotlights

The Right Consistency

by Patty Rasmussen

Good ingredients are essential, in cooking and industrial growth.

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IAMC Insider: The Garage Sale

SEPTEMBER 2009 The Garage Sale (cover) Meet A Member People & Projects Request Information IAMC INSIDER The Garage Sale We had our annual garage sale a few weeks ago. My wife lives for this event and, I must admit, I do enjoy the “business” and the “psychology” of the day. But man, it is a ton […]

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Beautifully Big Business

There’s no denying the power of large-scale investments from companies that already have scale.

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New Facilities 1992 (Charts)

From Site Selection magazine, February 1993 Global Facilities 1988-92 | 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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Myanmar’s New Foreign Investment Law: Look Before You Leap

Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, is one of Asia’s final frontier markets and investment destinations.

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Question & Insight: Congress Warms to D.C. Real Estate Group’s Message

PLEASE VISIT OUR SPONSOR ? CLICK ABOVE JANUARY 1999 Congress Warms to D.C. Real Estate Group’s Message This January, the 106th Congress convenes to begin what will likely be one of the most contentious sessions of Congress in recent memory. It begins amidst possible impeachment proceedings against the president and will end at the height […]

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Life Sciences

Offshore Care

by Adam Bruns

A brief visit to the fast-changing world of medical tourism.

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World Reports, Site Selection Magazine, January 2003

From Site Selection magazine, January 2003 WORLD REPORTS edited by JOHN W. McCURRY Survey Says European Companies Prefer Switzerland as Headquarters Site Dr. Herbert Wanner A recent Arthur D. Little survey indicates European companies consider Switzerland to be the most attractive place for global headquarters location in Europe. The study also found that headquarters are […]

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Global Best To Invest 2023

The 15th annual Global Best to Invest rankings showcase the top countries and metro areas in terms of their outlook for corporate investment.

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The 2011 Governor’s Cups: Ohio Victorious in 2011 Facilities Race

A re-engineered approach to business development with a return-on-investment focus is already bearing fruit in Ohio Governor John Kasich’s new administration

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Baltimore Bets on The New Economy

E-commerce, life sciences, cybersecurity and more are discovering the advantages of locating at Tradepoint Atlantic and Port Covington.

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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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International Update

UK Remains Top European FDI Destination

by Mark Arend

Most projects are from the US, France and India.

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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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State of the States: A Fresh Look

The following pages highlight recent corporate facility projects, new laws and incentives policies, updated FDI figures, wages, employment, demographics and Recovery Act funds facts in one easy-to-digest compendium.

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Autonomous Autos Roll On

Two pilot projects from Renault put self-driving EVs to work in a Normandy city and on a Portuguese island.

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The ASEAN-6: A Vibrant Tech Playground

A positive by-product of the pandemic in Southeast Asia was the rapid pace of digitalization — encouraging the tech sector and its stakeholders to continue on the path of innovation and growth.

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An Economy Firing on All Cylinders

Windfall surplus is the latest indicator of Texas’ strength.

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Area Spotlights

Secret Sauce

by Adam Bruns

Haven’t worked with your state’s MEP? Maybe it’s time to start.

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Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Good Sports: Big Leases in The Big Apple

Two of the nation’s leading professional sports leagues are deepening their roots in Manhattan with major office leases in Midtown.

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When the Land Is Loud

When the Land Is Loud: A gust of oil development sweeps across North Dakota, where people know what land is really worth.

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25 Year Tribute: Where Were You in 1984?

Jack interviewed Robert McNamara in Washington

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A Healthy Revolution

Consumers want healthier food choices and the industry is responding.

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Highlight Reel

Toyota moves from three HQs to one, FDI continues to flow, and Mexico continues to welcome top dollar.

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Life Sciences

Tapestry of Healing

by Adam Bruns

Carrying signatures and hope from an entire state, the beams at the core of a new cancer center are raised in Omaha.

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Thinking Ahead

Northeast States: There are reasons that New Jersey (second), New York (sixth) and Pennsylvania (ninth) all place among the top 10 states in total R&D. Certainly the region’s strength in the nation’s leading R&D recipient sector, chemicals, and its pharmaceuticals subsector is one.

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Momentum in Missouri

It’s amazing what a difference three days can make.

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Into the Future

Texas leads the industries that matter most.

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The Geneva Triangle

The World Economic Forum is busy this week prepping for next week’s annual get-together of the world’s elite in Davos, Switzerland.

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Project Bulletin, June 30, 2025: Jakarta, Indonesia; Casablanca, Morocco; Pilbara, Australia

EDGNEX ramps up an AI data center campus in Jakarta. Oracle opens a seven-story R&D center in Casablanca; Australia’s Element 25 expands manganese production in Pilbara that will supply a future plant in Louisiana.

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Life Sciences

‘The Centerpiece of Our Pitch’

by Patty Rasmussen

Three years after a significant bioscience project announcement, Georgia takes a giant step toward creating an industry hub.

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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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Keep on Truckin’

Texas has more logistics assets — from rail infrastructure and seaports to air cargo facilities and roads — than most countries.

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Kansas by the Numbers

Top projects, sectoral analysis and other statistical insights into the Kansas economy.

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Editor’s View: Your Credentials, Please

All content in this issue will give you food for thought as your location discernment for 2016 gets underway.

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Hub^2

Since 2000, China’s GDP grew from just under US$1.2 trillion to just under $7.3 trillion in 2011. In the process it has become the EU’s second largest trading partner (from US$ 100 billion to US$600 billion in trade between 2001 and 2011). No wonder the “Cities of Opportunity” study released earlier this month by PriceWaterhouseCoopers and the Partnership for New York City found Beijing and Shanghai rising to top-five status among global leading cities in the categories of economic clout and city gateway.

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Online Insider

GE: Corporate Refugee

by Adam Bruns

The US giant offshores hundreds of jobs because of the failure to authorize the US Export-Import Bank.

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Clear Leaders

Oregon’s approach to clean technology continues to reap benefits. Seattle’s transit-friendly approach to industrial development is paying dividends.

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Bagging the Big One

How Wisconsin Landed Foxconn

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Project Bulletin, June 9, 2025: Mobile, Alabama; Hagerstown, Maryland; Madison, North Carolina

Kimberly-Clark continues U.S. investment in Alabama; NewCold plans to establish a base in Maryland; WhiteFiber secures space for a $1 billion data center in North Carolina.

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Innovation Center Report Eyes Two Tennessee Metros

GIVE grants boost vocational education programs in rural counties.

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Where Business Drives Workforce Development

Creative collaboration rules the day in Southern Nevada.

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Area Spotlights

The Green Machine

by Ron Starner

How California is using renewable energy and other sustainable practices to grow its economy.

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Manufacturing Momentum

Georgia’s pro-business climate builds investment momentum across the state.

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Repeat Customers Turn to Mississippi for Logistics Prowess

Of the couple dozen Mississippi logistics facility investments documented by Site Selection since early 2022, more than a few come from companies doubling down on competitive advantages they discovered years before.

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Smarter Cities

New industrial urbanism calls for reassessing the relationships among cities, people and industry.

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Natural Allure

Healthy employees are happy employees, and happy employees are found in Colorado.

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Project Bulletin: April 1, 2024

Automotive Energy Supply Corporation (AESC) has $1.5 billion plans to add its second EV battery manufacturing facility in South Carolina.

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International Update

Welcome Mat, Version 2.0

by Mark Arend

A new incentive targets multinationals’ higher-end regional operations.

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Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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Sink or Swim

Come to southwestern Indiana and you’ll find an 8,000-acre megasite with all the bells and whistles and a rock-solid workforce ready to help their region and nation bounce back.

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Open Arms

Ernst & Young’s 2012 attractiveness survey found that Germany is the sixth most attractive country in the entire world for investment, and the first by far in Europe. Just as attractive is its global reputation for industrial ingenuity, from top-shelf automotive and high-tech machinery manufacturing to the latest techniques in tracking the carbon footprint of that activity.

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Offshore Wind Is About to Blow Up

And with Dominion Energy leading the way, Virginia is poised to become the East Coast wind energy hub.

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Findlay

Harnessing the Findlay Formula

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Clean & Green: How One County is Taking the Lead

With major investments, San Bernardino County has
become a hotbed of cleantech and renewable energy.

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Investment Profile

Naturally

by Mark Arend

Selangor’s key industries thrive, because they belong there.

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Where FDI Drives the Bus

The data reveal some intriguing insights about who’s attracting the most FDI, and where that FDI is coming from.

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Frontline Care, Pioneering Innovation

The CEO of a growing telehealth firm hiring doctors by the dozens explains why the future of digital health technology is now.

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A Better Mousetrap

If the path being beaten to Texas’ front door is any indication, there’s a better way to do things in the Lone Star State. Giving businesses some certainty with which to risk investment capital and expand their enterprises has been central to the state’s economic success.

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Global Companies Find Portugal Offers a ‘Central Place In the World’ for Business Services

If you were a North American company leader and could pick a European business services location that’s literally the closest to home, did you know Portugal would be your first landing spot across the Atlantic?

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1997?s Hot Industries: Pass the Chips

Ask economists, technology pundits and futurists to name a short list of industrial superstars for the coming years. Site Selection did, and it seems chips invariably float to the top of the pool. Computers, with a projected annual growth rate of 7.3 percent, dominate the highest-growth sectors for the near term. In fact, computer manufacturing […]

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Investment Profile

From the Small Screen To the Big Box

by Ron Starner

Online orders boost need for e-commerce retailers to expand their West Coast presence.

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Innovation That Puts the ‘Eco’ in ‘Ecosystem’

n September, semiconductor parts and equipment clearinghouse Moov Technologies showed more than 19,200 active listings

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Kentucky’s Health Care Tech, Manufacturing Industry Key in COVID-19 Fight

Kentucky’s health care technology, service and products manufacturing industry has consistently risen to the occasion.

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NATURAL DISASTERS

MARCH 2006 Warning: Disasters Ahead (cover) Conway Disaster Impact Scale Disaster Sites in the United States Give Us Your Opinion! NATURAL DISASTERS Warning: Disasters Ahead A new look at site risks around the world. If you travel, invest or plan for the future you need to read this. by McKINLEY CONWAY editor bounce@conway.com 2005 ? Hurricane Katrina […]

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State of the States: Data to Live By

As corporations look at investing in the United States more closely than ever before, their leaders will look at these key economic development indicators.

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Check Mate

Wichita’s Manufacturing Strengths Are in a League of Their Own

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Energy Report

Excuse Us for Growing

by Adam Bruns

Clean energy plans are bad for business — except when they’re not.

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Building Wealth by the Bay: How St. Pete Attracts Asset Managers and Fintech Firms

Two financial asset management firm CEOs tell Ron Starner why St. Petersburg, Florida, is the best place for their headquarters.

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GULF COAST PORTS: A Maritime Rite in Texas

Port Houston’s Project 11 will reduce congestion and enable growth.

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Best Practices Award: Bank of America: Real Estate Workplace

by Audrey Pennington When BankAmerica decided to drive down construction costs and give its business units a leg up on the competition, BAC?s corporate real estate group radically revamped its approach to designing work environments. The result: a set of award-winning, real estate workplace best practices There?s a new mantra among the corporate real estate […]

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IAMC Insider: LETTER FROM THE CHAIR

A Letter from the Chair; the return of the member profile; and snapshots of FDI involving IAMC member organizations.

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Good Food = Good Growth

Southeast Asia: Good Food = Good Growth

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Energy Report

The Power of the Panda

by Adam Bruns

A Dallas-based private equity firm grows its power generation assets to keep up with growth in North Texas.

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Call Center Offshoring Continues, But Hang

T he North American customer contact center industry, historically in a constant state of flux, has seen turbulence rise to new levels over the past year. Sea changes have been aplenty whether it be the early returns of the Do Not Call registry’s effect on telemarketing jobs or increased offshoring of inbound customer service jobs […]

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Where MROs Thrive

Oklahoma's aviation-services cluster is a magnet for military and commercial aerospace players. Its workforce is the key attraction.

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Opportunity Zones

Sectors beyond energy add zip to Gulf of Mexico economies.

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Galapagos Evolves in France

Galapagos Evolves in France reports that a Paris-area life sciences hub moved fast to meet a Belgian biotech firm's needs.

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Project Bulletin, Feb. 3, 2025: Bokaro, Jharkhand, India; Orange, Texas; Asheville, North Carolina

SAIL ramps up production in India; USG brings paper production back to Orange, Texas; Aerospace company meets demand in North Carolina.

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Energy Report

Big Data for Building Decisions

With energy codes updating across America, many developers are rightly worried about the rising costs associated with compliance.

EDITOR’S VIEW

EDITOR’S VIEW From Site Selection magazine, January 2009 by MARK AREND mark.arend bounce@conway.com Thinking About Tomorrow Y es, 2009 has barely begun, but in economic terms it already looks a lot like 2008. So let’s pick another year to think about for a moment – like 2020. In mid-December, I came across a survey […]

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Findlay

Harnessing the Findlay Formula

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Drafting a Blueprint For Progress

Partners statewide are helping to drive the future of economic development throughout the Bluegrass State.

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A Very Busy Two-Way Street

President Obama's visit to Mexico City in May had an interesting and surprisingly novel focus on the two nations' very positive economic relations, now at an amazing $536 billion dollars in two-way goods and services trade for 2012.

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America Is Moving To Arkansas

The numbers prove it, and here’s why.

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Cover

Logistics and Distribution: Speed Rules

by Adam Bruns

Site selection is critical as fast delivery becomes more important in the B-to-B market.

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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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Macomb County Near Detroit Leads Nation in Manufacturing Job Growth

A Michigan County known for its strength in the automotive sector shifted its employment efforts into high gear recently by posting the country’s largest gain in manufacturing jobs over an 18-month period.

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California’s Comeback

The No. 4 state in the Governor’s Cups ranking is just getting started.

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Project Bulletin, July 21, 2025: Tucson, Arizona; Uttar Pradesh, India; Shippingport, Pennsylvania

Project Blue receives approval in Arizona; SAEL boosts domestic solar cell production in India; Dormant natural gas plant gains new life in Pennsylvania.

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IAMC Insider: Two Halves Make a Whole

Iwork for a wonderful company. One of the reasons I think of PepsiCo that way is the way it empowers women — you know, those people who make up half the world’s population. It’s why the company signed the White House Equal Pay Pledge in 2016. More recently, during Women’s History Month this spring, the […]

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Area Spotlights

Better Than It Was

by Mark Arend

A Conversation With Governor Greg Abbott

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Tigers in the Tank

In 2009, Columbia, Mo., home to the University of Missouri’s flagship campus, was a runner-up in the race to land a major technology service delivery center from IBM

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Which EU Nations Shine Brightest for Future FDI Attraction?

A new scoreboard shows it’s all in the eye of the beholder.

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Barrier Removal

Dirt moving continues on a large scale near the southern New Mexico community of Santa Teresa. Here, seven miles (11 km.) from the Mexican border and within shouting distance of El Paso, is the beginning of Union Pacific’s colossal new rail facility.

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KY MAKES

From Hot Pockets to Corvettes, products made in Kentucky have become household names and customer favorites around the world.

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Amid Disruption and Diffusion, Silicon Valley Still Tops

Findings from the Global Startup Ecosystems Report 2023 also highlight emerging and surging locations.

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Area Spotlights

How To Site A Data Center

by Mark Arend

Fort Worth friends Facebook with the right combination of location attributes for a new data center complex.

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Seeing Work Space in a New Light

L ong before I ever covered corporate real estate, I had already developed a sort of “connection” with it — with some specific real estate at least. I’m thinking here of the World Trade Center complex in New York City, which loomed over my early career in the city’s financial district. […]

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