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Don’t Cry for Me

by Ron Starner

Cancel the pity party. ConAgra’s move may be a blow to Omaha, but it is far from a crippling one.

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Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

Project Finance: Better to Buy?

As even the word “investor” evokes a negative public perception in today’s economy, the positives attached to “owner-occupier” are building

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Top of the Heap

When it comes to agricultural production, the Golden State shines.

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A ‘Decisive Moment’ in Paris

With $60 million in funding, French photography editing startup Meero is about to build the nation’s largest computer vision center and open more offices abroad.

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Bay Area Cyber Cluster Protects the World

One-third of the world’s “Hot 150 Cybersecurity Companies” are based in California, and 32 of them are in the Bay Area.

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Launch Pad For Innovation

An entrepreneur evaluating the Phoenix business landscape can’t miss the signs. Literally.

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Life Sciences

Full Disclosure

by Adam Bruns

Companies and institutions like to hold onto IP for all it’s worth. But could they be squeezing the life out of innovation?

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Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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The Ocean State’s Enduring Location Ace

Rhode Island can punch above its weight — and win — thanks to business location assets like the Quonset Business Park.

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The Case For Tech-Employment Resilience During COVID-19

Core technology jobs are weathering the pandemic better than many other occupations as demand stays strong for tech services and products that support social distancing and basic business and societal functions. This bodes well for tech hotspots across North America. The tech industry already is a pillar of the U.S. economy. In the past five […]

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Cooling It

Yahoo! is building its latest data center in Lockport, a northern suburb of Buffalo.

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Here Come The Kings

St. Louis, Missouri, and Blytheville, Arkansas, top this year’s cumulative and per-capita rankings for metro regions along the Mississippi River.

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What You Need to Know About the Buckeye State

Dr. Bill LaFayette is who you turn to for in-depth, on-the-ground and candid analysis of the cost of doing business in Ohio, among other topics.

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Life Sciences

The Stage is Set

South Carolina’s Charleston region is building an ‘incredible resource’ for biomed companies.

Minnesota Momentum

Progress in innovation leads to business investment and job creation.

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Intel Pops the Cork

Break out the champagne," gushed Bob Whelan. "This is really huge for Oregon and for Portland."

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The Way Back Home

Millennials return to plant roots, grow in the Magnolia State.

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More pellets, please!: EU subsidies for biomass will generate more investments in the US wood industry and intensify the search for favorable wood pellet plant sites.

Thinking about renewable energy, the first things that come to mind are usually large fields of solar panels facing the sun, wind farms with revolving blades or turbines behind dams producing hydropower. But another source of renewable-energy already accounts for about half of Europe's renewable-energy consumption - biomass.

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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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Life Sciences

Risk Mitigators

by Adam Bruns

The newest healthcare hubs from UPS show the logistics needs of life sciences firms can run hot and cold.

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Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Top Deals: Breakthrough Victories

Every picture tells a story. Every year corporations and communities come together to paint pictures of project success. And every spring Site Selection salutes the best corporate facility projects in the world, judged by investment, high-value and high-volume job creation, creativity in negotiations and incentives, regional economic impact, competition and speed to market.

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Schiphol Ups the Ante

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is considered the gold standard of 21st century airport cities, the one frequently cited as the paradigm by airport executives hoping to turn their own facilities into engines of regional economic growth. Well over 60,000 people work at nearly 70 businesses sited at or adjacent to Schiphol, from aerospace companies to air […]

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Watching Where Your Money Goes

Watching Where YourMoney Goes Lowest-Cost EU Labor in Portugal, Greece, Ireland Europe’s lowest hourly labor costs are in Portugal (US$6.25), Greece ($9.83) and Ireland ($14.13), while Germany, Austria and Belgium are Europe’s highest-cost labor locations, reports Eurostat (www.europa.eu), the Statistical Office of the European Communities. Hourly rates vary as much as $20 among the 14 […]

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Market Cap, Meet Capital Investment

A look at where — and how often — high-value companies are making highly valued facility investments.

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2015 Governors Cup

New leadership in this year’s winning states for attracting new facilities are looking ahead, not behind, at how to keep their states at the top of their game.

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Straight Shooter

by Crystal Villarreal

Nevada knows the risk of a gamble, but some of the state’s latest endeavors have proved to be anything but.

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Fueling the Future of Colorado’s Life Sciences Sector

A group of 22 partners representing Colorado’s life sciences ecosystem have banded together to fund a new national economic development campaign to bolster Colorado into “America’s epicenter for life sciences innovation.” Launched in February, the Colorado Hub for Healthcare Impact comprises entities from each level of the state’s life sciences network The campaign highlights six […]

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Cover Story, Site Selection magazine, September 2003

entral to any region’s success as an economic center is its transportation and logistics infrastructure. This used to mean having rail, highway, air and sea access – even two or three of these could support key industries. But some areas are seeking to distance themselves from competitive locations and are re-evaluating the definition of transportation […]

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Where the Future of Flight Is Unfolding

Stennis Space Center is just the beginning.

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Make Way

A survey of global energy projects provides these snapshots of new solutions to age-old challenges. Florida Power & Light Co. (FPL) demolished the twin striped stacks and 7,500-ton boilers at its nearly 50-year-old power plant to make way for construction of FPL’s US$1.3-billion Riviera Beach Next Generation Clean Energy Center.

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Ford Teaming Up With TCAT to Train 5,800 Recruits

What will it take to build the electric vehicles of the future?

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Your Workforce Awaits

by Mark Arend

How one region’s labor supply, logistics assets and business climate facilitate success.

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Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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‘Thoughtful Development’

Forget what you know about commercial sprawl in the Atlanta area. It’s a whole new ballgame along the South Fulton Parkway.

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Help for Site Seekers: New Development Programs, Services

Let’s face it. It’s often tough to pick the best new-facility location from today’s dizzying array of options. To do it right, you need all the help you can get. According to a recent Site Selection survey of more than 3,000 economic development organizations around the globe, that help is on the way. From enhanced […]

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Market to Watch

Seattle fared well as a “market to watch” in the recently issued Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2011 report from the Urban Land Institute and PriceWaterhouseCoopers LLC. The report, published in October, is based on the views of more than 875 people familiar with the real estate finance and service provider arenas.

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Georgia Poised to Power Up the Southeast’s Electric Vehicle Market

Is a global intellectual property dispute just a bump in the road for a massive EV battery plant under construction north of Atlanta?

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LOOKING BACK, MOVING FORWARD

Business Oregon’s new director discusses Oregon’s diverse and inclusive economy.

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The $5-Billion Mile

by Ron Starner

For sports magnates, everything’s bigger in Frisco, Texas.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Putting Drivers into Park: How Autonomous Vehicles Will Change Our World

“In the future, when we buy a car, it will be a much more emotionally exciting car. There will be no need to own a boring car.”

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Reverberations

New research on research illustrates the economic significance of IP protection, among other innovation policy measures.

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Business Climate Rankings: Texas Corrals Enough Points to Leave Trailing States in the Dust

Fresh from winning its 11th consecutive Governor’s Cup for total capital investment projects earlier this year, Texas is finishing 2023 ...

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Good Works Bear Fruit

In San Bernardino County, Calif., access to skilled labor leads to multiple company expansions.

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Spaceship Earth Stuck in Neutral

A Norwegian firm's analysis says we aren't very far along on the path toward sustainable development, but some leading companies could help get us there faster.

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Amazon vs. Walmart

E-commerce and brick-and-mortar expansion continue their cautious dance toward one another.

The Ultimate Ground Game

How Ohio followed a fundamental plan to build a true macropolitan economy.

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Tech Talent Base Fuels Innovation in the Region

Startups in Greater Phoenix enjoy longevity and new opportunities

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Massachusetts: An Unexpected Story

Pete Abair, executive director of MassEcon, lists a few competitive advantages that you might not know about the commonwealth.

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Vietnam Journey

As in other emerging markets, Vietnam’s opportunities grow clearer when viewed at the regional level.

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New Day Dawns Electric for Greater Baltimore

Historic timelines can be telling indicators. Short timelines can be winning indicators.

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Features

Exponential Enterprises

by Patty Rasmussen

The global market for plastics and chemicals is going through the roof.

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Actions Speak Loudest

Governors continued to advance renewable energy, energy efficiency and other forms of clean energy during their 2013 state legislative sessions, according to a report released Oct. 21 by the National Governors Association (NGA).

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Flexing Its Muscle

Unafraid to ‘ruffle feathers,’ Poland is the engine of central Europe.

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‘Planets Align’ for Discovery in Downtown Phoenix

If you’re searching for reasons why CBRE ranked the City of Phoenix among the top five emerging bioscience markets, try these numbers on for size

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Use It or Lose It?

The LNG question continues to be considered and reconsidered.

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Solid State

Ohio assembles the prototype for the EV ecosystem.

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Fourth and Climbing

by Mark Arend

The Tar Heel State’s economic outlook keeps improving, and its corporate tax rate keeps falling.

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Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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Bye-Bye Stereotypes

Mississippi leads in advanced manufacturing and R&D.

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Get Charged Up

The fallout from VW's emissions scandal includes a $2-billion commitment to EV-charging infrastructure across the US.

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Crossing Boundaries

Founded by a man from Denmark, currently based in the UAE, and with offices in such locations as Moscow and Johannesburg, energy storage and smart grid firm Rubenius is nothing if not global.

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Toward a National Skills Framework

In an exclusive adaptation from his book “Human Work in the Age of Smart Machines,” Lumina Foundation President and CEO Jamie Merisotis makes the argument for transparent credentials and competency-based learning.

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Time for Planting

Medicago scales up at its home base.

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Every Layer Counts

by Adam Bruns

In Hoosier Energy territory, logistics and talent are every bit as central to economic development as power use.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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OHIO: How Ohio Moves Job Training Forward

How Ohio partners with higher education institutions to deliver a technical workforce that is best in class.

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More than Foam

Wyoming brewers are producing award-winning beer.

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2016 Top Deals

The Top Deals all amount to one thing: opportunities for growth — in innovation, market share, regional GDP and, in many cases, human as well as profit potential.

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SITE Visit: Clear Signals

ESPN’s campus in Bristol, Conn., has been expanding ever since the network started 30 years ago. The latest new building, the $100-million Digital Center 2, was announced in August.

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Atlanta Stakes Claim As Soccer City USA

We won’t know who won the 2026 World Cup until all the matches are played two years from now in Canada, Mexico and the United States.

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Energy Report

Siemens’ Sea?

by Adam Bruns

Siemens is investing around €200 million to a wind turbine manufacturing facility in Cuxhaven, Germany.

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Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Editor’s View: OLYMPIC-LEVEL EXCELLENCE

MEMORIALS TO TOMORROW

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Taking it to the Next Level

A state already known for its automotive industry is gearing up at an unprecedented pace and scale.

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Where Tech Dreams Come to Life

Chicago’s incubators help innovators shine.

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Turner Properties’ Full Plate: $1.2 Billion in Atlanta Expansions

The workplace plate just got very, very full for Turner Properties, which manages the multifaceted real estate empire of Atlanta-based Turner Broadcasting System (TBS at www.turner.com). TBS has announced that it’s spend US$1.2 billion over the next five years on Atlanta projects that will accommodate 3,800 new employees. Those 3,800 new jobs represent a whopping […]

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Ontario’s Open Access Put on Short

For those of you waiting for the Canadian electricity market to open up to competition, you will now have to wait a little longer. Although the plan was to open the market up in November of this year, the Ontario government announced on June 22 that the open date will be pushed back to a […]

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Energy Report

Look What We Found

by Adam Bruns

P&G discovers more than water, wood and workforce at its biggest global plant in Pennsylvania.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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TECHNOLOGY TOOLBOX

TECHNOLOGY TOOLBOX From Site Selection magazine, January 2007 Software Speeds Lease Analysis by JOHN W. McCURRY john.mccurry bounce@conway.com I ntuit, the Mountain View, Calif., developer of familiar accounting and tax preparation software such as Quicken and TurboTax, has a real estate portfolio of about 2 million square feet (185,800 sq. m.) spread across about […]

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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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Serious Business

Beef bolsters a muscular agriculture industry.

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Work Life Balance. Find it Here.

So, whether it’s a weekend getaway to Lake Erie shores or an evening at the symphony, Ohio’s tourism offerings coupled with a low cost of living makes Ohio an ideal destination for work life balance.

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The Future’s Up in the Air

From airplanes that run on renewable power to sharkskin-like material that blocks airborne bacteria, new technology is giving Colorado a lift.

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Energy Report

Nature vs. Nurture

Whether you’re lucky with climate or good at policy, low-cost power can be an economic development driver.

A Place Transformed

How Gov. Jerry Brown cultivated a complete turnaround of the California business climate

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Wanderers Are Welcome Here

Why tourism rebounded faster in Mississippi than it did in other states.

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WORLD REPORTS

WORLD REPORTS From Site Selection magazine, November 2008 Chemical Specialist Expanding Globally Lanxess is expanding its caprolactam production facilities in Antwerp (above) and recently opened a new center for rubber research in Qingdao, China (below). by JOHN W. McCURRY john.mccurry bounce@conway.com G erman specialty chemicals group Lanxess AG is in the midst of several […]

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INTERNATIONAL TRADE DIVISION: How Mississippi Primes The Export Pump

Global trade missions and other efforts lead to a surge in exports.

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Refreshed Links

by Adam Bruns

The 25th U.S. Secretary of Defense calls for a restoration of productive ties between the military and industry.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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AEROSPACE INDUSTRY MAKES PROGRESS

In Workforce Development & Diversity Prioritization

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Siegelman Helps Honda’s Star Fall on Alabama

They?re living large in Alabama economic development circles, reveling in landing one of the year?s most coveted deals: Honda?s US$450 million, 1,500-employee plant, a 1.7-million-sq.-ft. (153,000-sq.-m.) behemoth that will rise on a 1,350-acre (540-ha.) tract in Lincoln, a small Talladega County town of some 3,600 residents 35 miles (56 km.) east of Birmingham. Undoubtedly some […]

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World Reports: New Investment Transforms Nicaragua — Site Selection Magazine, November 2005

From Site Selection magazine, November 2005 WORLD REPORTS New Investment Transforms Nicaragua N icaragua, Central America’s largest country, is hoping a new revolution of investment and jobs will sweep away the lingering memories of the 1980s when civil war and the Iran-Contra hearings dominated the news. Today, Nicaragua is pushing itself as […]

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How Kansas Keeps Its Aviation Industry Aloft

It would be virtually impossible to live in the Wichita region and not know people who work in the aerospace industry. Kansas’ biggest metro, with nearly 400,000 residents, is home to Boeing, Spirit Aerosystems, Textron Aviation (producer of Cessna, Hawker and Beechcraft aircraft), Airbus and Bombardier Learjet.

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The Tide Turns for Oil & Gas and for Wind

How the election is recalibrating energy prices and hot spots.

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Might Makes Sites Right

by Adam Bruns

Even in the midst of a drawdown, military installations help regional economies soar.

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STARTUP & INNOVATION HUBS: WEST COAST INNOVATION DOMINANCE: Will It Remain?

An index of indices produces a list of top global startup ecosystems, plus Alexis Elmore reports from the 2025 Global Entrepreneurship Congress.

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Big Skies, Open Questions

Corporate site selectors want to see a single digit next to states in rankings designed to shed light on their suitability for investment.

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Moving Mountains

EnerBlü's two-pronged investment in Kentucky gets its power from a university town and a company town, both of which seek to diversify their economies.

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Project Bulletin: October 10, 2023

Under the name “Project Lion,” Slovakia-based energy equipment company InoBat is bringing its second Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) facility to Cuprija, Serbia.

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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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Tilting Westward

by Patty Rasmussen

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

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Workplace/Cyberspace Connection Expanding Infrastructure Integration?s Scope

Aha, Michael Jordan, so it wasn?t the shoes after all, eh? It was the work space. Or maybe it was the work space at Converse, where basketball master Jordan originally assumed he?d sign for his 1984-85 pro rookie season. Then, however, he visited Converse?s offices and decided ?they just looked traditional.? So the fiercely innovative […]

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Situation Critical

State officials tell us how they're addressing gaps in workforce development.

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Lookout Towers

Southeastern states aren’t usually on the short list of wind energy equipment builders looking for new manufacturing sites, but a German firm has ambitious plans to make Chattanooga a leading center for wind tower development.

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Ready When You Are

Spain's Talgo commits to create more than 1,000 jobs in Scotland, and a UK-centered railway vision that goes way beyond the UK.

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Innovation and tradition meet in St. Louis

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

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True Story

by Adam Bruns

TVA’s designated data center sites have plenty to lure corporate interest, but the story was the hook that caught a big fish named Google.

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ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION

From Site Selection magazine, July 2004 ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION Tech Transfer Thrives In Mountain States University research is generating startups, jobs. The scenic University of Utah campus launches three to eight startup companies each year. by JOHN W. McCURRY T ocky Mountain states have long had a leg up in the all-important […]

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Editor’s View: Harbors Are Safe, But Ships Were Meant to Sail

Editor in Chief Mark Arend reflects on Adam Jones-Kelley’s legacy of leadership and friendship.

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Services Sector Drives Metro Areas’ Job Growth

Greater Halifax leads all Atlantic Canada regions’ in corporate project attraction over the past two years.

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OZs: Is a Sequel in the Works?

Updated insights from Novogradac offer evidence of the OZ incentive’s success.

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TTIP: Let’s Be Clear

Misunderstanding and mistrust threaten passage of a critical trade agreement.

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Cover

Top Micropolitans: Built for Speed

In Rural America, breaking out of your silo can be a literal endeavor.

The Ultimate Value-Add

In the May 2012 issue of Harvard Business Review, Anne Marie Knott, a former Hughes Aircraft engineer who serves as professor of strategy at Washington University’s Olin Business School in St. Louis, has published “The Trillion-Dollar R&D Fix.”

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A Visit on the Front Porch

In 2010 the Greenville News referred to Fluor Field as the front porch of Greenville.

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Riverside County Offers ‘Powerhouse’ Ecosystem Driven by Diversity of Endeavors and Cultures

You can’t be an empire without leaders. The Inland Empire region of Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario, California, continues to demonstrate leadership in a number of areas — and attract global industry leaders because of it.

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Caribbean Rum Maker Finds Its Own Happy Hour in Florida

Distiller says a new plant in Polk County is anything but on the rocks.

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Opportunity Zones

Sectors beyond energy add zip to Gulf of Mexico economies.

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Thirsty for More

by Ron Starner

The improving Midwest business climate lures corporate facility deals and the investors who back them.

Ron Starner
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Baltimore Incubating Bio Park Duo, Site Selection Magazine, March 2004

E ast side, west side, biotech research parks are going up all around the town in Baltimore. Two major bio parks are in the works that figure to enhance Maryland’s already strong presence in the field. Maryland’s biotech industry has been ranked as the third most concentrated among U.S. states and includes more than 300 […]

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New Facilities 1995, page 2 (Charts)

From Site Selection magazine, February 1996 New & Expanded Facilities 1993-95 Continue to next page | Site Selection Online ©1996 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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Editor’s View: Happy New Year to You, and Happy Birthday to Us

We figured our 65th anniversary was a good time to celebrate the people who make this publication possible.

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Project Bulletin: October 10, 2023

Under the name “Project Lion,” Slovakia-based energy equipment company InoBat is bringing its second Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) facility to Cuprija, Serbia.

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The Tax Man Doesn’t Cometh

Businesses keep more money in their pockets thanks to recent reforms.

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World Class Standard

by Patty Rasmussen

A flurry of new projects in Trinidad and Tobago brings jobs, and validation.

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Editor’s View: Continuing Education

We finished work on this issue, with an Infrastructure theme, as the fourth-largest US metro area’s infrastructure was overwhelmed, to understate the situation. It still is.

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Youth Is Served Here

Employers flock to San Bernardino County in search of young, highly trained workers.

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Maximizing Corporate Real Estate’s Contribution to Merger and Acquisition Success

The role of business combinations, including mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures and strategic alliances in restructuring industries and companies was a — if not the – business trend story of the 1990s. Since 1990, the worldwide value of merger and acquisition (M&A) transactions has increased over six times to US$3.4 trillion in 1999, according to Securities […]

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I – 20 CORRIDOR: Development Opportunities Along I-20 In This Eastern Corner of TEXAS

A small Texas town mounts a big effort in attracting and keeping industry.

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Leading the Way

KY Innovation helps startups scale and become industry leaders.

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Uncaged

by Adam Bruns

New statistics from the International Federation of Robotics illustrate converging patterns of data, efficiency and demand.

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The Tech Connection

by Adam Bruns

To serve customers and help them grow, FPL and the state it calls home look to high-tech solutions.

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Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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The Spirit of Kentucky

Photo Gallery: The Spirit of Kentucky

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Driver Not Needed

How Torc Robotics engineered a leading position in self-driving vehicle tech in Blacksburg, Virginia.

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The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Small Towns

Making it big in rural America requires paying attention to the little things.

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2022 Top Economic Development Groups

The economic development organizations profiled in the following pages are being recognized for contributing significantly to their locations’ investment attraction and job creation success

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BOMA to Bush: Act Now on Energy Crisis

W ASHINGTON — It didn’t take long for President Bush to face his first “crisis” in the Oval Office — how to deal with California’s widespread energy shortages. One group that hopes Bush acts quickly is the Building Owners and Managers Assoc. International (BOMA), the nation’s largest lobbying organization for corporate […]

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The Mighty Middle

by Patty Rasmussen

There’s more to Pennsylvania than Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.

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Abroad and At Home, TxEDC Serves Texans

A conversation with TxEDC Interim President and CEO Michael Chrobak and VP of External Affairs Christin Evans.

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Amazon Delivers $1.5-Billion Package to Kentucky

Business climate improvements, incentives and an accommodating airport add up to a prized delivery for the Bluegrass State.

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Power Groves

On parcels known more for pecans and oranges, a Florida firm plans to raise huge crops of solar power.

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Top 20 U.S. Facilities, 1999

1999’s U.S. Location Leviathans b y J A C K L Y N E The very big U.S. business expansion equaled very big facilities: That’s the nutshell tale of the 20 largest corporate facility deals announced in the United States in 1999, as the nation edged toward its longest sustained economic expansion. 1999’s […]

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Legal Fiction, True Savings

Has your company paid heed to the potential benefits foreign trade zone status can confer? If not, listen up.

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