Highlights from Site Selection ? February/March 1998 Machinery, Chemical Sectors Claim Most Facilities in ’97 by Mark Arend If new plant announcements are any indication, 1997 was a banner year indeed. More than 7,100 new or expanding plant projects were reported to Site Selection’s New Plant database in 1997, a 22 percent increase over the […]

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Area Spotlights

Maintaining Control

by Patty Rasmussen

The ability to monitor production from start to finish led Japan’s oldest pharmaceutical company to put down roots in Minnesota.

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High-Priced Infrastructure Proposals Set the Stage for Big-Dollar Projects

Shovel-Ready Sites: High-Priced Infrastructure Proposals Set the Stage for Big-Dollar Projects

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Competition Is Fun

North Carolina’s combination of work-force availability and skill sets of interest to employers, proactive business-development agencies, logistics assets and higher education infrastructure helped it reclaim Site Selection’s Top Business Climate spot from rival Texas

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New Jersey Shores Up its Claim to U.S. Offshore Wind Energy

The Garden State is off to a good start on its way toward a goal of 7,500 megawatts of offshore wind power generation by 2035.

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2015 Top Metropolitans

These regions know how to connect the dots, bridge the gaps and cultivate talent.

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Made in Kansas

New program touts the manufacturing prowess of the Sunflower State.

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Investment Profile

Play Ball

by Adam Bruns

Follow-through is one way Hoosier Energy helps companies stay on top of their game.

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Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Ready for the ‘CSO’ Mantle?

Even as the science behind global warming research is thrown deeper into doubt by the recent email debacle at the U.K.’s East Anglia University

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Get In the District

In November, the International District Heating Association (IDEA) released a new planning guide for community energy, or thermal networks, customized for the Canadian market.

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Locating in North America

PLEASE VISIT OUR SPONSOR ? CLICK ABOVE JANUARY 1999 Locating in North America: A Site Selection Primer by Jack Lyne North America offers a rich, lucrative market for foreign direct investment. But paying attention the basics in going global can dramatically up your odds for site selection success. Going global presents generous portions of promise […]

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Make Yourself Useful

An update on power company–affiliated economic development around the US shows the diverse economic meanings of the word 'utility.'

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The Human Smart Grid

Electricity signaled progress a century ago. Broadband sparks it today.

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Features

Think Locally, Invest Globally

by Mark Arend

Russia, Iowa expansions are about much more than new facilities.

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How To Site A Data Center

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

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$12 Billion & Counting

As California Competes, Tax Credit recipients launch record-setting investments in the Golden State.
GO-Biz Director Avdis paints a picture of Transformation.

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Here We Go

The Mid-Atlantic is seeing an uptick in location-related activity, much of it with existing buildings rather than greenfield development.

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Two More Projects for Brazil’s Aerospace Cluster

Boeing announced this spring that it will locate its Brazilian research and technology center at the hub of Brazil's aerospace industry – in the city of São José dos Campos' Technological Park.

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Flexing Its Muscle

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

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Online Insider

Still Outpacing the West

While expansion moderates in some Eastern European countries, it will heat up in Lithuania, Latvia and Slovakia.

Pellet Run

The past year has been filled with progressively busier project location and construction activity by biomass fuel firm Enviva, which until last year was known as Intrinergy. And there’s even more on the immediate horizon.

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Where Big Tech Companies Make Big Investments

Plenty of workers cash their checks in financial services and fintech jobs in Ohio.

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IAMC Insider: LETTER FROM THE CHAIR

Holistic View Draws from Different Perspectives

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End Game

In his book “Delivering Happiness,” Tony Hsieh, the young, energetic and imaginative CEO of the online clothing retailer Zappos.com, tells about the decision to move corporate headquarters out of his hometown of San Francisco.

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Why Somaliland Is Different

Somaliland has a challenge. Many in the world do not know where it is. Many that do know where it is associate it with marine piracy and lawlessness. Those people who do know where it is probably come from countries that do not recognize it. But with Coca-Cola opening a plant and the potential of a new Free Zone then maybe the good times are returning.

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Investment Profile

Leveling the Field

by Ron Starner

Gwinnett County in metro Atlanta emerges as major player in growing high-tech industries.

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Energy Procurement Tools for Property Asset Managers

C ompanies whose business is not producing, but rather using, energy have discovered the havoc which volatile energy costs can play upon one’s financial statements. Perhaps with the possible exception of labor costs, few other elements of variable corporate expenses have been paid such attention as energy recently. This has been […]

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Promise Keepers

Tennessee gets creative in aligning workforce development and higher education.

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Investors Stay Ahead of the Curve in Rabun County

Why an importer with substantial logistics requirements picked a northeastern Georgia county for its distribution center site.

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The 2009 Global Best to Invest Rankings

Best to Invest: The 2009 Global Best to Invest Rankings

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IDRC Abstracts

Abstracts of recent major presentations of the International Development Research Council (IDRC), the world’s preeminent corporate real estate association. “Technology and the Future Workplace,” IDRC Tennessee World Congress, Oct. 18-19, 1999: Jim Keane, Steelcase vice president of corporate strategy and R&D, provided this workshop audience with an insightful look at the workplace/technology intersection. “Advances in […]

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Features

Pay As You Go

by Adam Bruns

Paradigm shifts are a dime a dozen. But the leaders of Aligned Data Centers say this one’s for real.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Northeast: New Talent, Meet Old Buildings

Helped by supportive policies, redevelopment projects put a new shine on landmark properties.

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Where Tech Dreams Come to Life

Chicago’s incubators help innovators shine.

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The New Orleans Miracle

I thought a recent economic development tour of Greater New Orleans would offer up a book’s worth of case studies in disaster recovery. It did. But the community seems more focused on the sequel.

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A New Lease on Life

State entities will occupy vacant Pfizer buildings.

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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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Area Spotlights

Push and Pull

Driven by its innovation ecosystem, California is golden again.

Michigan Drives the Automotive Industry into the Future

Automotive manufacturers seeking connected, autonomous, shared and electric mobility solutions know to turn to Michigan first.

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A Port, A Border and A Coast: South Texas Has it All

Everything from a relaxing beach vacation to a shopping excursion to Mexico can be enjoyed from the South Texas region.

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The Numbers Add Up In Kansas

In key state rankings and cost of living, the Sunflower State shines brightest.

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‘A Good Chunk of Change’

A major county in Greater Edmonton looks to be an agent of transformation and cost savings at the same time.

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Logistics & Distribution: Where & Why The Logistics Giants Are Expanding

Snapshots of UPS, DHL, Amazon and Ryder project activity and a ranking of global connectedness accompany our look at which U.S. states and metros have attracted...

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Features

Unmanned Outposts

by Adam Bruns

Geographic clustering data on global UAV firm locations is scarce, but we found some. Next time, maybe we’ll use a UAV.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Eds & Meds: A Welcomed Catalyst for Innovation

Federal Tech Hubs funding could help emerging districts reach viability.

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Latin America’s Next Big Thing

Gone are the days when corporate investors divided Latin America into three categories: Brazil, Mexico and “everywhere else.

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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION: INTERNET-BASED SITE SELECTION

n ye olden days, way back in the early 1990s, the gathering of information that occurred at the onset of any site selection process involved making phone calls and sending letters seeking information, followed by more phone calls and more requests for information, usually culminating with lots of overnight mailing charges. Today, what corporate real […]

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Multibillion-Dollar Projects Help Power the Future

From LNG to renewable power, the Texas economy is getting super-charged.

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California Dreamin’

Rod Colwell has a big plan to leverage lithium.

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Area Spotlights

More Enchanting

by Mark Arend

Measures taken to make New Mexico more business-friendly are paying off.

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Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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Innovative Archer Aviation Has Landed in Georgia

Relationships are key to another E-mobility project.

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How to Beat Brain Drain in the Midwest

Business builders share tips from heartland harbors of tech growth.

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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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All in Favor?

Asked in 2013 to what degree they agreed with the statement “The oil and gas industry provides significant benefits for the whole country,” only 54 percent of those polled in Québec somewhat or strongly agreed.

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TOP TEN GROUPS OF 2008

TOP TEN GROUPS OF 2008 From Site Selection magazine, May 2009 The Center Holds From Houston to Chicago, communities in Middle America rank among top-performing economic development groups. by RON STARNERron.starner bounce@conway.com Willis Group Holdings recently signed a long-term lease at Chicago’s signature skyscraper, the Sears Tower. As part of the deal, the building […]

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Innovation Destination

by Mark Arend

Saudi Arabia’s most dynamic research ecosystem is at KAUST’s campus on the Red Sea.

Mark Arend
Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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Body and Soul

Rising wages are among the factors on site selectors’ radar when evaluating China’s business climate. But rising health issues may prove to be criteria just as meaningful to location decision-making … in more ways than one.

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A Promising View

Director of the Washington State Department of Commerce shares perspective on the state’s economic vitality.

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As Brexit Countdown Continues, Scotland Stands Up to Be Counted

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon on the dangers of leaving the EU and the continuing allure of Scotland for global firms and talent.

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New Facilities 1990 (Charts), page 5

From Site Selection magazine, February 1991 New Facilities 1988-90 Continue to next page | Site Selection Online ©1991 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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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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Air Supremacy

by Ron Starner

Driven by accelerating military work, the aviation sector soars to new heights in Southwest Louisiana.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Two Realities

Drug violence has escalated, U.S. National Guard troops are being deployed and bi-national political tensions are rising

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Next Level

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

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Rising Tide

The Biotechnology Industry Organization and its state affiliates will soon find out if they will be getting A’s, B’s or C’s on their biennial report cards at this year’s BIO International Convention in San Diego.

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Merck Moves Forward with Post-Merger Plans

Pharmaceuticals: Merck Sets Post-Merger Property Plans

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The Collaboration Score: Why Site Selectors Should Use It

The next time you conduct a site search for the optimal location for a business operation, consider adding the “collaboration score” of each community to your matrix.

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In the Black

Data centers, among others, are poised to take advantage of Wyoming’s power advantages — today and tomorrow.

Fender Stays in Tune with Greater Phoenix

Legendary guitar firm picks redeveloped mall site for new HQ2.

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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION: TOP BUSINESS PARK LOCATIONS

o you and the client have finished touring several suburban business parks and you begin the process of triaging the best sites for your client’s needs. The one consistent theme on the tours is the amount of time spent evaluating factors outside of the space versus how the interior layout worked. While the space itself […]

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NEBRASKA: ImagiNE That!

ImagiNE Nebraska, the state’s newest incentive program, is paying dividends. Just ask 3M and Mutual of Omaha.

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EV Battery Plant Keeps Kansas’ Foreign Investment Cred Charged

Not that it needed it, but Kansas’ foreign direct investment (FDI) cap just gained a really big feather.

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COVID-19 – Suffocating the global medical supply chain …

The COVID-19 pandemic has further exposed the vulnerabilities of the United States’ reliance on imported medical supplies and equipment.

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Cash Cows

Agribusiness remains a significant contributor to Wyoming’s economy.

ON THE MOVE

One-third of the major corporate end-user facility projects Site Selection magazine’s proprietary Conway Projects Database has tracked in Oregon since early 2019 have a logistics purpose.

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Project Bulletin, May 12, 2025: Prince George, Virginia; Warren, Ohio and Beech Island, South Carolina; Querétaro, Mexico

LEGO prepares for future operations in Virginia; Kimberly-Clark enhances U.S. portfolio; ODATA welcomes QR03's first data center facility in Mexico.

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Could Inclusion Be the New Yardstick?

The thought leaders at The Brookings Institution pull no punches: It's time to change economic development metrics.

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Window on the Waves

For a surfer, the green room is the best place to be. It's when you're inside the barrel of a wave, and the water gives the light a greenish, otherworldly glow. "A great place to be," says one surfing glossary.

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The 2023 Governor’s Cups

A newcomer to the winner’s circle and a 12-time repeat winner explain their strategies for corralling enough capital investment projects to claim the Cups.

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Mission Critical

More site seekers are discovering Wyoming to be a low-cost location for high-tech investment.

Select Company: Editorial Advisory Group Takes Shape, Site Selection Magazine, March 2003

T he people whose pictures you see here are members of a select group. In recent weeks, I have asked these corporate real estate executives, economic developers, service providers and other industry players to serve on Site Selection’s Editorial Advisory Board, and they have graciously accepted that invitation. My colleagues and […]

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Philips Lighting, Pinkerton, DupontPioneer, and much more!

Philips Lighting will expand their operations at the company’s Tupelo, Miss., facility, creating a manufacturing hub.

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TECHNOLOGY TOOLBOX

TECHNOLOGY TOOLBOX From Site Selection magazine, September 2008 Web Site Do’s and Don’ts Some economic development Web sites offer too much information, others not enough. John Warden is executive vice president of The Walker Companies. by JOHN W. McCURRY john.mccurry bounce@conway.com W eb-based research has become a critical part of the site selection process […]

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New Solutions

In 1859, a well was drilled in quiet farm country in northwestern Pennsylvania for the express purpose of finding and extracting rock oil from the ground. This was to be the fuel for lamps. It became much, much more.

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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION: NEW YORK

JULY 2006 New Technology Changing New York State (cover) Chenango County, New York High Tech’s New Home for Innovation TCN Worldwide Request Information SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION NEW YORK Venture capital, R&D centers, new tax policies alter the economic landscape of the Empire State. Joining Bausch & Lomb Chairman and CEO Ronald Zarrella, at the podium, for […]

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More than Foam

Wyoming brewers are producing award-winning beer.

View from The Top

Northwest Georgia's industrial development reputation aims to be as multifaceted as its landscape, and as rich as its history. But if one thread continues to run through the region, it's thread itself.

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At the Edge of Disorder: Welcome to the New World

“At the Edge of Disorder” may seem like a provocative presentation title, but it perfectly summed up geopolitical strategist Peter Zeihan’s talk to a group of corporate real estate executives and economic development leaders this month.

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Top Metropolitans: The Fast Track To No. 1

Greater Houston, Texas, which in 2011 secured 195 corporate facility expansion projects, is increasing the size of its metropolitan economy at a rate that leads every other metro area on the continent, according to a new study from the Brookings Institution.

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We Can’t Wait!

The next train to Clarksville will include a new Google data center.

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IAMC Insider, Site Selection magazine, January 2004

Dear IAMC members and prospective members: Fifty years ago, McKinley “Mac” Conway founded what would become Site Selection, the premier publication in its field, then and now. Not long thereafter, he and a few pals founded an organization of industrial developers interested in furthering the fields of economic development and corporate real estate through […]

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Startup U

The University of Wyoming and its affiliate entities are sprouting new businesses around the state.

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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SOARING INTO 2024

Aerospace investments dot the U.S.

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Destination Scorecard

A report from the United Nations documents where tourists come from, and where they're going.

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Defending Champs

Texas and Nebraska retain their status as top performers in Site Selection’s annual facilities race.

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Tapestry of Healing

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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Cover

2015 Top Industries

by Adam Bruns

Site Selection’s analysis of the Top Industries for corporate facility investment in 2015 reveals the Top 10 projects by capital investment in each of the five leading sectors

Adam Bruns
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A Day to Remember, a Future to Create

Eighty years after a signature moment in history, a Tennessee-based company is honoring the past while helping forge a visionary future in Normandy.

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Case Study Competition Sheds Light on New Wave of Talent and the Places They’d Like to Inhabit

A team of students from Columbia University won the Colvin Case Study Challenge this year with their analysis of the One Boerum Place development on a property formerly belonging to Brooklyn Law School in Brooklyn, New York.

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Site Selection Awards Salute Eight Executives

“Leadership,” says Warren Benis, “can’t be taught; it must be learned, grown through experiences.” The industry’s experience grew a bit on Apr. 30, as Site Selection presented its Corporate Real Estate Leadership Awards to eight executives, chosen by SS’s editorial board from industry-wide nominations. (Two other winners were tapped as “Editors’ Picks.”) Appropriately, the Leadership […]

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Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego Calls Today ‘A Transformative Moment In the History of Our Community’

Kate Gallego knows economic development. Before she ever became a member of the Phoenix City Council

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A League of Their Own

The 2014 Governors Cups recognize the top performing states for capital investment attraction in a season that lasts all year.

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Area Spotlights

Activating Potential

by Patty Rasmussen

Communities keep coming up with creative ways to attract talent and industry.

Patty Rasmussen

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The Common Denominator Is Jobs

A national laboratory expansion and a new yogurt manufacturing project will deliver significant economic impact to their cities and to Idaho. Several thousand jobs are being attributed to work now getting under way at the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) in Idaho Falls, the centerpiece of which is a new, $50-million, 148,000-sq.-ft. (13,750-sq.-m.) research and education laboratory.

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All Hands on Deck

It's been a scary few weeks for the Obama Administration, what with the health-care website nightmare, two weeks of haunted house from the government shutdown, the still-lurching approach of the debt ceiling deadline and international furor over the creepy tactics of the National Security Administration.

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Shining a Bright Light on Illinois Solar Expansion

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

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Site Selection’s 50th Anniversary: The Legacy of One Man

omeone once wrote that “history is biography.” That is, the story of our past can be told in the stories of the lives of great people. When the history of 20th-century corporate real estate and economic development is written and capped, one name will stand out for his legacy: McKinley Conway. Born Nov. 1, 1920, […]

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Cargo Evolution

John Carver, Jones Lang LaSalle's vice president for port, airport and global infrastructure, says there will be four East Coast ports ready to receive the mammoth post-panamax ships in 2014.

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Features

The Catalyst

by Mark Arend

How a signature headquarters project is turbocharging Atlanta’s new Aerotropolis Alliance.

Mark Arend
Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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Where Business Drives Workforce Development

Creative collaboration rules the day in Southern Nevada.

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MIPIM: Watch Out, Europe, The Americans Coming

Cannes, France: It looks like a second Normandy landing here in the south of France: As Europe’s recovery settles into a long upward leg, U.S. investors are invading, grabbing buildings and real estate securities like they’re going out of style. And that surge will likely multiply the shares of real estate investment companies beginning to […]

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Columbus, Ohio: How the Columbus Region Became the Talent Factory of the Midwest

The secret sauce behind big wins from Intel, AWS and Honda? Workforce Development.

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Improving the Soil

A revolutionary agricultural technology rejuvenates crops around the globe from its home base in Hattiesburg.

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Game On

Higher education meets the talent needs of the media and entertainment industry.

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Energy Report

From Mega to Modular?

by Adam Bruns

Two glimpses of nuclear power’s expensive past and possible future occurred in February within 24 hours of each other.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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The Benefits of the Valiant Veteran

Top U.S. companies look to harness the talent held by the country’s armed forces.

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The Search for Savings

Manufacturing and distribution plants aren’t the only operations being placed under the microscope of cost containment these days.

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AWARDS UPDATE

AWARDS UPDATE From Site Selection magazine, March 2008 Attention, Corporate Real Estate Executives and Service Providers H elp Site Selection launch the 1st Annual Excellence in Corporate Real Estate Awards by nominating a key staff member or corporate real estate client whose work deserves industry recognition from the leading U.S.-based corporate real estate and […]

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Rural Connection

Broadband initiatives connect rural regions to the globe.

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What Will the City of the Future Look Like?

It will be a lot more educated, connected and walkable, say economists and consultants.

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Energy Report

Maps to the Stars

by Adam Bruns

Energy-efficiency efforts far and wide come together in buildings holding these top designations.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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The Winning Future

Walmart’s new home office is one of many corporate administrative hubs finding a comfortable fit with room to grow in the Natural State.

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WORLD REPORTS: September 2024

Pfizer has announced that it invested $743 million to expand its four-year-old Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API) plant at Singapore’s Tuas Biomedical Park. At 429,000 sq. ft., the upgraded facility will begin production of small molecule APIs used in the pharmaceutical manufacturer’s oncology, pain and antibiotic medicines.

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Editor’s View: Know When to Hold ’Em

You read it here first: Another North America headquarters for a global company is coming to Atlanta, and I’m not referring to Amazon’s HQ2

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Knowing Better Business

NEPIRC serves as a goldmine of knowledge and a helping hand for business throughout the state.

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New Economy Forces Are Key To Sustained Economic Growth

World business climates in late 2000 are, for the most part, fair. But some forces are at work that could change that in the New Year. Energy prices in Western markets, particularly the United Kingdom and Continental Europe, are exerting pressure on businesses that manufacture and transport goods. A scarcity of skilled labor is a […]

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Energy Report

Grid Transformers

by Adam Bruns

A new report ranks the 50 states on their degree of electrical grid modernization. Are customers modern enough to swallow the cost?

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Perfect Match

Put analytics and the assembly line together, and watch the sparks fly.

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The Midwest Makeover

When two multinational firms announced recently that they would invest a combined US$3.1 billion to build nitrogen fertilizer production units in Iowa, the news only confirmed what many economists had begun to see throughout the Midwest.

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The Korean Connection

Georgia’s pursuit of South Korean manufacturers pays off as a new era of innovation unfolds.

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An Emerging Science Ripens, and the Ad Industry Will Benefit

The back 40 are a living lab for high-tech farming in the Bluegrass State.

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Turn for the Better

Louisiana’s energy-driven economic health has never been more robust. Now may be the time to bring human health — and the life sciences, medical tourism and healthcare sectors — along for the ride.

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Give Me a Boost

by Patty Rasmussen

Thailand looks to give people and business a lift with reforms and a new Super-Cluster initiative.

Patty Rasmussen

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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION: PORTS AND FREE TRADE ZONES

anufacturers increasingly are taking advantage of the benefits of locating plants inside U.S. Foreign Trade Zones, according to a new report by Greg Jones, senior consultant to the Foreign- Trade Zone Corp. In the 66th Annual Report of the Foreign- Trade Zones Board to the U.S. Congress, Jones states that shipments received at General- Purpose […]

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Pfizer’s Post

“W e at Pfizer are here today with some good medicine: a shot in the arm for one of the greatest cities in the world,” Pfizer President and Chief Executive Officer Henry McKinnell said in May at a podium inside the drug-maker’s New York City headquarters. McKinnell and Pfizer did indeed […]

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Project Bulletin: August 19, 2024

In early August, a new joint venture between PT Indonesia and China-based BTR New Material Group welcomed the opening of its new lithium-ion battery anode facility in Central Java province.

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Cropping Up

Funds from 2008 disaster recovery bonds will support a US$2-billion fertilizer plant in Indiana, even though Gov. Mike Pence pulled state support earlier this year over concerns about potential disaster from its parent company’s products abroad.

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EDITOR’S VIEW

EDITOR’S VIEW From Site Selection magazine, July 2007 Where Fast Tracks Get Fast-Tracked by MARK AREND mark.arend bounce@conway.com R eturning from a trade mission and editorial research trip to Spain a few days ago, I couldn’t help but feel humbled by the new infrastructure I saw and toured there, because I would be hard- […]

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