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Shifting Gears

After a production volume recovery in 2015, what’s next?

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Contributions and Challenges

Picture this: In a research laboratory on a college campus near you, a researcher has a "Eureka" moment and arrives at a promising, perhaps even world-changing discovery in nanotechnology, biomedicine, renewable energy or the like. How does this promising innovation move quickly from discovery into the marketplace, where it can help create high-wage employment and economic prosperity? This is a problem worldwide, as economies struggle to regain momentum emerging from recession.

The Aerospace & Defense Industry Is Taking Off In Arkansas

From Arkansas to the battlefield, this industry is reaching new heights.

Expansion to Canada Hones Location Strategy

Listen and learn from the president and CEO of a fast-growing wholesale data center company.

Minnesota: The Fuel of the Future

Major projects show why SAF is the fuel of the future for the aviation sector.

Get On the Bus for The Best of Texas

A journey through the communities of the TexasEdConnection

Area Spotlights

Gaining Traction

by Crystal Villarreal

The growing automotive sector drives manufacturing growth.

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An Ecosystem for Prosperity

Quality of place and people matters to companies expanding in Huber Heights.

EU Applicants’ Enthusiasm Is Guarded

Before the international banking crisis, the European Union represented a promised land for European outsiders looking in. Balkan countries, seeing a path to prosperity, scrambled to join. The lure was particularly strong for sovereign states emerging from war-torn Yugoslavia.

‘The Centerpiece of Our Pitch’

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

New Solar Census, No Sunny Consensus

A new tally of solar jobs nationwide debuts just as new tariffs kick in.

Healthcare Reform Presents Job-Creating Opportunities for US Firms in Saudi Arabia

Today, the bilateral relations between our two countries are stronger than ever.

Helping Businesses Take The Next Step

Community tax credits incite the entrepreneurial spirit in Pennsylvania.

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A New Plan for Economic Growth Is Catching On

Governor, corporate executives weigh in on a demonstrably improving business climate.

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.

Supercharging Growth Through Worker Training

Georgia Quick Start underpins the Kia success story.

L ike members of the Polar Bear Club – those people who meet annually at a lake in January to jump into frigid water – an intrepid set of service providers has recently been through Site Selection’s annual client-service awards challenge. Now in their fifth year, the Site Selection/William Dorsey Service Provider Awards recognize those […]

FIREARMS & AMMUNITION

Dozens of firearms and ammunition manufacturers have operations in Arkansas, because they know a firearms-friendly state when they see one. Governor Sarah

Gateway to America

by Ron Starner

A French medical device firm taps Pittsburgh for its North American headquarters.

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Property Priorities

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

More Packers Are Heading to Green Bay

Wisconsin Paper mills gain new leases on life.

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 […]

My Hometown

If you're not familiar with Chambersburg, New Castle or Sayre, Pa., or have somehow missed the turns for Indiana, Sunbury, East Stroudsburg or Meadville, you might need to readjust your navigation settings.

Get Charged Up

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

When Economic Development Is a Science

by Ron Starner

A vision that began 53 years ago has blossomed into a science-based economic juggernaut.

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Project Bulletin: July 18, 2023

This global IT services company founded 20 years ago by four friends in a Buenos Aires bar now has more than 27,000 employees working in 25 countries, and last year became the global platform supporter for FIFA+ and regional supporter of FIFA World Cup.

Top Global Projects

T wo independent sources of foreign direct investment intelligence essentially concur where business expansion and relocation in 2003 is concerned. Both Conway Data’s New Plant database, which has tracked such activity for 40 years, and IBM Business Consulting Services-Plant Location International’s (IBM-PLI) GILD (Global Investment Location Database) make the same case: Corporations are not shutting […]

Site Development: A Bedrock Principle

A Bedrock Principle

Strategic Real Estate Alliances Shaky but Steady Steps up the Value-Added Staircase

To outsource or not to outsource — that is not the question. You can never be too thin, it seems, in these downsized days. ?Doing it all? has become tantamount to not doing it all effectively. Scattershot diversification is as obsolete as O.J. Simpson?s viability as a corporate spokesperson. Instead, the big business question is […]

Where to Fill ‘Er Up

Where’s a biodiesel pump when you really need one? And what good’s an electric vehicle if you can’t find a place to plug in?

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Beacon of Knowledge

by Mark Arend

Research-oriented corporations, SMEs and startups are finding the ideal innovation ecosystem where they might not have looked several years ago.

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Shovel-Ready Is a Requirement.

Is your site environment- and wellness-ready too?

Blockchain With A Texas Twang

Cryptocurrency made in America springs from a huge data center in Plano — even as a Chinese rival sets up shop just down the road.

Essential Opportunity

Company leaders from the life sciences, corporate services, IT and medtech sectors tell us why the talent and value they find there justify their continuing strategic investments in Costa Rica.

A Web of Innovation

Illinois’ esteemed universities join forces for the future.

Road Signs

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

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Developing Recession-Proof Industries

by Ron Starner

Experts offer examples from around the world as models for hedging against the next downturn.

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Gateway to America

A French medical device firm taps Pittsburgh for its North American headquarters.

Over the Line

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

How to Bring New Projects Online Fast

M illions of dollars of sales can be earned by timely delivery of an e-business facility–or lost if the effort gets mired in delay. Herein lies the importance finance and operations management place on accelerating the start date for billing of services. Although lowest facility delivery cost may feel increasing pressure in 2001, management’s overriding […]

Mission Critical

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

UNITED KINGDOM: Data Centers Bet Big On UK’s ‘Stability Dividend’

A flurry of investments announced at a recent summit is led by a number of major data centers.

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A Region of Firsts

by Ron Starner

Greater Philadelphia leverages its historic position as a global leader in life sciences.

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King of the Hill

How Mayor Johnson is turning big wins into big momentum for Sacramento.

Look Before You Leap

Is social engineering good for business? Across the world’s markets, “economic empowerment” initiatives are emerging to help disenfranchised locals in the community contribute. Each market is different, but any business looking to establish in one of these markets needs to understand the impact on their business. In the United Arab Emirates, this is “Emiratisation,” and other markets in the region have similar mechanisms.

Boston Bounty

The BIO International Convention held in Boston June 18-21 — at least the exhibition part of it — seemed to be about economic development pitches by states and nations as much as it was about science. The 34 country and 26 state pavilions all served as recruiting beachheads, manned by personnel trying to lure companies to their respective areas.

From Classroom To Career

How Arkansas universities are tackling nationwide workforce challenges.

The 2025 Site Selection SUSTAINABILITY RANKINGS

Site Selection’s unique and far-reaching index has determined the top countries, U.S. states and U.S. metro areas for sustainability, ranking two Texas cities at the top of the U.S. metro list, Texas and California atop the state list and the U.S. as the global leader of sustainability.

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Ready for Its Close-up

by Mark Arend

Delegates on a tour of Arizona’s innovation attributes were more than a little impressed with the state’s universities and their economic development acumen.

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In Their Own Words

Corporate executives dish on the factors that swayed them to locate HQ projects in Texas.

‘Albuquerque or Denver?’

Gov. Susana Martinez’ background has more to do with courtrooms than boardrooms. Until her November 2010 election, she served as District Attorney for the 3rd Judicial District in Doña Ana County on the border with Mexico.

Agtech Central

Led by St. Louis, Missouri is boosting its profile as a hub of innovation.

Long-Term Value

Many companies worldwide have chosen to locate in logistics clusters, so what can enterprises learn about these communities that they do not already know? The answer is “a great deal,” for two reasons.

SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION: CONSTRUCTION REPORT

MARCH 2009 Beyond the Corporate Resume (cover) Redding Municipal Power Request Information SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION: CONSTRUCTION REPORT From Site Selection magazine, January 2009 Beyond the Corporate Resume How to evaluate your builder as well as you evaluated your site. by FRANK RENZLER & DAN BUSCH editor bounce@conway.com T he selection of a construction services provider […]

International Update

Nation Building

Progress and anguish characterize South Sudan, the world’s newest country.

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Solving the Workforce Puzzle

Midwest states are finding solutions to ongoing workforce challenges.

Feeding Québec’s Future

Vertical farming introduces a sustainable and locally sourced substitution for imported produce.

IAMC Insider: The Trust Factor

Successful service provider relationships; the industrial surplus property challenge; and corporate cybersecurity tips.

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.

Going Big? Go to Asia.

For the second straight year, chemical/pharmaceutical facility investment has outpaced transportation equipment.

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Where Expanding Companies Can Find Affordable Power

US pricing is more competitive than before, but companies must carefully negotiate incentives and conduct state-by-state, regional research.

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From the Small Screen To the Big Box

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

ASCENSION PARISH, LOUISIANA: Why RiverPlex MegaPark Is on Every Site Selector’s Radar

What began a dozen years ago as a dream to transform a large tract of farmland in south Louisiana into a modern industrial park has emerged this year as a major economic development force in the South.

LinkedIn Connects with Omaha

How a Silicon Valley juggernaut embraced a tech hub in the Heartland.

The UK’s Sweet Spot for Advanced Engineering & Manufacturing

Proximity to the UK and European markets
provides real value for money and is a key factor
for companies investing in Northern Ireland.

Built To Thrive

The fertile soil of the Delta yields a bumper crop of business expansions.

The Perfect Blend

by Crystal Villarreal

The climate in Texas lends itself to fine wine and flavorful brews.

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So Much Winning

Look beyond the conflict headlines, and there’s real economic growth under way.

How Wisconsin Builds a Construction Workforce

Pandemic does not slow down ABC’s approach to job training.

How Kentucky Built a Record-Setting Machine

Cooperation at every level is the secret to success.

Competitive Cities Report Narrows Location Options

Which Asia-Pacific cities deserve a spot on site selectors’ short lists of potential international headquarters locations?

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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Ladies First

by Crystal Villarreal

Texas is dedicated to becoming the No. 1 state for women-owned businesses.

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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.

BUSINESS CLIMATE RANKINGS

aving forfeited its three-year claim to the Top Business Climate ranking in 2004, North Carolina is back on top. And Texas, which unseated the Tar Heel State in last year’s contest, finished a more than respectable second. Texans should find some consolation in placing first in the survey of corporate site seekers, which counts for […]

Life Sciences Industry Property Leasing: A Primer

Exciting new discoveries in biomedical sciences in the past decade, like the mapping of the human genome, have had an unintended effect on the real estate world

Unintended Consequences

Mexico reacts quickly to US elections.

After the Fall

Twenty-five years later, Germans remember when the Berlin Wall fell, reflect on how far a unified Germany has come, and ponder how far it has yet to go.

Keep on Truckin’

by Mark Arend

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

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VII STRAIGHT

Georgia sets a record for the most consecutive top state business climate wins. Governor Brian Kemp, in his first year as state chief executive, weighs in.

Evidence Mounts

Evaluation of tax incentives is good for business and good for taxpayers.

On Closer Inspection

Invited to see Northwest Ohio for themselves, some recent visitors experienced a paradigm shift.

PNK GROUP: A New Generation of Industrial Buildings

PNK Group’s commitment to optimizing processes transforms potentially stressful projects into successful, hassle-free experiences.

BT’s Workplace Model Spreading in the UK

“U p until a few years ago,” says Frank Shepherd, “There were three ways of getting work done. Fixed offices took up 95 percent of the time, mobile work took up 3 percent or 4 percent and teleworking (permanent home-based working) was barely 1 percent. Today hybrid areas are emerging, as are nomadic touchdown satellite […]

In Their Own Words

by Ron Starner

Corporate executives dish on the factors that swayed them to locate HQ projects in Texas.

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The Flow Continues

As the U.S. State Department works to conclude its review of TransCanada’s resubmitted Keystone XL pipeline permit application by the first quarter of 2013, it’s getting plenty of encouragement.

IDRC’s Service Delivery Best Practices Award: Ford Motor Land Services and Alliance 2000

Highlights from Site Selection ? February/March 1998 IDRC’s Service Delivery Best Practices Award: Ford Motor Land Services and Alliance 2000 by Tim Venable In late 1993, Ford Motor Co. Chairman Alex Trotman had a better idea. He announced his intent to globalize the company as the first step in a push to become the world’s […]

State of Reinvention

The state that invented the Model T Ford, HP printer and Gerber baby food is now reinventing itself.

CLEVELAND: Quantum Leap

How Ohio is pushing the boundaries of innovation.

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

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

Early Bird

by Ron Starner

The Texas tapestry of renewable power is richer than you think.

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Georgia Digs In On EVs & Clean Energy

Supply chains cluster around billion-dollar investments.

Danish Offshore Wind Giant Leads Transition to Renewable

DONG Energy is ahead of schedule in Northern Europe and around the world.

Innovation Destination

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

Ignition

The countdown of the phaseout of the 29-year old Space Shuttle program is in its final stages.

Germany’s Logistics Nerve Center

When an area lands a major logistics project from a leading global retailer, site location experts take notice.

Building on a Platform of Success

by Ron Starner

Texas adopts a plan to keep raising the bar on economic development achievement.

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Governor Andy Beshear:

‘We are on the greatest economic development win streak of my lifetime’

‘Our Clients Prefer a Malaysia Location’

For well over a decade, Malaysia has championed the attraction of global IT companies and the cultivating of domestic high-tech enterprises through its MSC Malaysia ICT initiative, which is administered by the Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC) Sdn Bhd. MDeC works to empower companies and communities with ICT services and resources and facilitates the country’s goal of becoming a knowledge-based economy.

Wherever You Are in Kentucky, Higher Education Is Close to Home

A vast network of colleges, universities, technical schools and trade schools prepares students around Kentucky for rewarding careers in virtually all occupations.

Oregon Welcomes Newcomers Galore

Ever wonder why so many Californians now call Oregon home?

Minnesota: Manufacturers Weigh In On Their 2024 Prospects

Minnesota manufacturers are cautiously optimistic about 2024, according to the Minnesota Manufacturing Business Conditions Survey, the results of which were announced in February.

Area Spotlights

What Is Ohio?

by Ron Starner

From grilled cheese to Craigslist, Ohioans are changing the way we interact with the world.

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The Idea Factories of the Future

Entrepreneurial companies launched in Topeka, Kan., are testing the normal limits of growth by turning their manufacturing plants into idea factories.

Sweet Spot for Growth

In the heart of the ‘Centroplex,’ San Marcos dances to its own beat.

Innovation Works

California leads the way.

IDRC Abstracts

Abstracts of major presentations of the International Development Research Council (IDRC), the world’s preeminent corporate real estate association. “Workplace Transformation: Redefining the Workplace,” IDRC Tennessee World Congress Opening General Session, Oct. 18, 1999: Bell South CEO Duane Ackerman kicked off the session with “Concrete, Cars and Cyberspace,” a case study in workplace redefinition. With many […]

Follow the Demand

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

Life Sciences

Second Wave

by Adam Bruns

NextDecade CEO Kathleen Eisbrenner brings a world of experience to the world of LNG.

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KOREA

KOREA From Site Selection magazine, November 2008 Korea Creates a 21st Century Global Business Center F oreign direct investment (FDI) is critically important to Korea, accounting for 14 percent of GDP and 8 percent of manufacturing employment in 2006. However, as the cumulative stock of FDI represents just 8 percent of national GDP compared to the […]

History in the Making

Automotive, tech and tourism drive Alabama’s future.

One Scandinavian Country Tops Two New Rankings

Two new reports this month offer different perspectives on country-level economic performance.

Managing Cultural Differences: Challenges for Americans Doing Business in Europe

Highlights from Site Selection ? December 1997/January 1998 Managing Cultural Differences: Challenges for Americans Doing Business in Europe by Gary M. Wederspahn With the powerful lure of the European Union’s 374 million-strong market and the continued opening of Eastern Europe to commerce with the West, the number of American business travelers going to Europe has […]

Maybe Everyone Wins?

A long-time employer’s defection opens opportunities on both ends of the move.

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Time to Unwind

New regulations regarding international taxation of multinationals will impact the attractiveness of countries for biopharma FDI.

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How Mississippi Became a Thriving Hub for Startups

Dig beneath the surface and you’ll find innovation popping up all over the state.

Cathedrals of Talent

CBRE’S Colin Yasukochi talks with Senior Editor Gary Daughters about tech talent hubs to watch.

Higher Ed Serving a Higher Purpose

Texas A&M-Corpus Christi reaches new heights from its base on the Gulf Coast.

Project Bulletin: June 27, 2023

To help expedite its exports to South Asian countries, German company Viessmann has just completed the construction of its first heating appliance manufacturing factory in Tinh Dong Nai, Vietnam.

Shire Plans San Diego Campus

Multinational biopharmaceutical company Shire plans a major new campus in San Diego for its Shire Regenerative Medicine division, formerly known as Advanced BioHealing. Shire has signed a lease agreement with BioMed Realty Trust, a REIT that specializes in the life sciences industry.

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To Get the Right Answers, Ask the Right Questions

by Patty Rasmussen

Better information up front makes for better location decisions.

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Real Connections

There's more to making a zone work than just drawing a line around it and calling it special.

The Biggest Economic Engine You Haven’t Heard of

Climb aboard the Grain Belt Express, a multi-billion-dollar transmission project that will connect Kansas wind energy with power consumers throughout the Midwest and beyond.

Inflection Point

New labor market intelligence and a new vision are set to propel San Bernardino County to the next level.

Top Metros Tier 2: Get On Board

North Carolina takes the top spot this year in the Tier-2 metro category, with Greensboro-High Point moving up three spots from its fourth-place finish in 2013. Elkhart-Goshen, Ind., was the biggest mover, climbing up six spots from No. 9 in 2013.

Who Declared Amazon the Chief Rule-Maker? Rethinking Economic Development in the Wake of HQ2

With Amazon’s scavenger hunt for a second (and third) headquarters now a thing of the past, lingering questions have been left in its wake, especially surrounding the water cooler aspects of the hunt.

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The Robots Are Coming

by Ron Starner

A sense of loss is about to be felt across the global economy due to job displacement caused by software and automation.

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Global Link

Georgia’s chain of cold storage facilities links the state to global markets.

Kentucky Spirits Offer the World A Taste of the Bluegrass

America’s only native spirit was born from a unique combination of Kentucky’s naturally pristine limestone water and fertile cornfields.

Where Investors Reap the Biggest Returns

Want to grow your company? California offers the most fertile soil.

From Hoop Dreams to Workforce Reality

How a highly decorated coach is transforming cradle-to-career prep in Kentucky.

Project Bulletin: August 01, 2023

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

Energy Report

Less Energy, More Dollars

by Adam Bruns

A new ranking salutes cities across three population tiers for their energy-efficient building portfolios.

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Healthy Spaces

EMD Serono and BD are among life sciences firms opting for LEED.

Progress Collides with Smart Growth

G rowing pains and growth obviously go hand in hand. Sprawl and traffic congestion are an inescapable part of modern metropolitan life. Actually it is a barometer of prosperity. The benefits of growth are sometimes lost in the minds and media, especially after a decade of continuous prosperity. When the populous […]

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 […]

Top Micropolitans: Speed Racer

RK Motors decided to put pedal to metal when the vintage muscle-car restoration business needed room to expand beyond its headquarters in Charlotte, N.C.

The Silver State’s Silver Lining

Southern Nevada has been a magnet for California-based firms seeking new locations for several years.

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Water, Water Everywhere …

by Ron Starner

If people think that the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, will wake up the industrialized world to finally solve its pressing water shortage and treatment crises, they are sorely mistaken.

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Challenges Are Opportunities

From very humble beginnings, the biotechnology industry in Massachusetts has grown to be one of the most significant regional clusters of any industry in the world.

A Banner Year On All Counts

Governor Brian Kemp has been Georgia’s chief executive since January 2019.

Foundations for the Future

Santa Clarita Valley is proving itself the lower-cost, high-quality option for businesses in Southern California.

Contract, Expand, Adapt: The Auto World’s All-at-Once Imperative

Highlights from Site Selection ? December 1997/January 1998 Contract, Expand, Adapt: The Auto World’s All-at-Once Imperative by Karen E. Thuermer Today’s auto industry is getting a very mixed message: Contract and expand and adapt . . . quickly. On one hand, sluggish North American and European sales have made retooling and streamlining imperative. Simultaneously, emerging […]

Mid-Atlantic: Legacy Food Firms Aren’t Stuck in The Past

Nor are a range of other companies growing in Maryland, Delaware and Virginia.