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Fixing the Talent Shortage

by Ron Starner

What are innovative firms doing to fill the gaps in a STEM-based workforce?

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

Milestone Anniversaries Bring More Than Parties to Tennessee

As Site Selection with this issue celebrates 70 years in business, it’s only natural to notice companies celebrating their own major milestones with major investments.

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Why Indy, Philly Stand a Shot to Land Amazon

We all love lists, and now we have the one that we have all been waiting for: Amazon’s Top 20 finalists for its HQ2 campus.

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Sealing the Deal

States trying to get a big corporate facility project across the goal line sometimes have to call special legislative sessions to approve incentive packages or other special statutory measures designed to cinch the deal. But in the interest of speed, recent years have seen an increase in discretionary incentive funds established for just this purpose.

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The Visual Arts Capital of Texas

If asked where the most distinctive art in Texas is to be found, some might point to Marfa.

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Ripples, Then Waves

A new report from Jones Lang LaSalle documents how US shale zones reach well beyond the oil patch.

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Are You Building a Place That Attracts Top Talent?

by Ron Starner

Would you want to work for you? Would you choose to live in your community if you didn’t get a paycheck to promote it?

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Project Bulletin, Jan. 6, 2025: Manassas, Virginia; Jackson, Tennessee; Fayette County, Ohio

Micron remains future focused in Virginia; ALUKO Group establishes first U.S. site in Tennessee; Amazon Web Services increases data center investments throughout Ohio.

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Innovation Center Report Eyes Two Tennessee Metros

GIVE grants boost vocational education programs in rural counties.

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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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Quality Personified

Griffin Land, the owner-operator of almost 3 million sq. ft. of commercial space on land holdings of nearly 4,000 acres in Connecticut, Massachusetts and Pennsylvania, is seeing its tobacco nursery heritage supplanted by its choice reputation as a developer and partner.

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The Startup Sandbox

Beaches aren’t the only draw for entrepreneurs in the Sunshine State.

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International Update

Historic Past, Exciting Future

by Patty Rasmussen

Formerly a central hub in the civilized world, Magdeburg is ready to rise once more.

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Good Company in Cork

A steady personnel pipeline keeps life sciences thriving in Ireland.

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NORTH AMERICAN REPORTS

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

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Affordable Renewable Energy Verges on Critical Mass

Not only are more regions making more use of more renewable energy than ever, they are finding the cost is manageable — even before factoring in the cost to the future of doing nothing.

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We Are Part of the Fix

The spotlight moves to corporate America.

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Delaware: Diversifying Port Capabilities

The $635 million Port Delaware Container Terminal is set to boost capabilities at the Port of Wilmington.

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Area Spotlights

Could Mountain Time Make You Healthier and More Productive?

by Adam Bruns

Is it possible that Mountain Time is not just a lifestyle, but a tool for productivity and well-being?

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Risk Deconstruction and the Site Selection Process

M anaging risk has always been the cornerstone of the corporate relocation process, although rarely has a corporate executive or his economic development counterpart framed the decision-making process in quite those terms. In the post September 11th environment, however, risk management has moved beyond its traditional spheres of technological and financial risk assessment and now […]

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SITE Visit: Global Symbol, Sensible Choice

June 2010 “Talk of the Town” piece by New Yorker journalist Lauren Collins described how the One World Trade Center building had reached the 20th floor in May, and how its builders hoped to rise by a floor every 10 days until they reached the planned 104 stories. She also mentioned that her parent company was looking the place over.

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Success In Short Order

A still-new business creation program is already making a big impact.

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From Toys to Furniture and Golf

Ever wondered what happened to all those vacant big boxes after Toys R Us went out of business? So did we.

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Small Town Packs Big Logistics Punch

From Medline to Amazon, large end-users like what they find in Wilmer.

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Area Spotlights

Why China Is Coming to Arkansas

by Patty Rasmussen

How Arkansas beat the competition to land a $1-billion project.

Patty Rasmussen

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2003 Top Deals: The Tex

H ungering for some good Tex-Mex cuisine? Well, you’re not alone. Some of the world’s largest companies soon will be buying a lot of food in Texas and Mexico, which together captured four of Site Selection’s Top Ten Deals of 2003. From Texas Instruments and Toyota in […]

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Full of Energy

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

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How Kiwis Will Avoid Traffic Jams

Wisk, an urban air mobility joint venture, is working with Boeing and NASA on the world’s first all-electric, self-flying air taxi.

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Cultivated Crop

Two major life sciences projects, both in the ag-bio sector, were announced for the Research Triangle Park area within a span of three days in mid-May.

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Use It or Lose It?

The LNG question continues to be considered and reconsidered.

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Features

Record Demand Causes A Shift In Aerospace Investment Locations

by Mark Arend

Where the global aerospace and defense industry
is heading in 2016, according to a major new report from Deloitte.

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Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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Real Estate’s Cream of the Crop: IDRC Best Practices

Highlights from Site Selection ? December 1997/January 1998 Real Estate’s Cream of the Crop: IDRC Best Practices Excellence. It’s something all firms strive for — to be the best. Many companies today are working hard to make their real estate operations the best they can be. The International Development Research Council (IDRC), the world’s preeminent […]

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‘I’m Very Disappointed in You’

The United States knows it could do better, says a new report on global energy efficiency.

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West Specializes While East Grows

I talian business application software firm Finmatica, looking to site its customer support services operation for the European and Middle East markets, did what a number of international firms do when they peruse Europe for potential sites. Finmatica chose a relatively compact operation filled with highly skilled, multilingual agents offering value-added services to clients around […]

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The Plain Jane Alternative

Territories reward all manner of renewable energy use and green behavior. But the ultimate renewable, however unglamorous, may be the innovative technologies and policies that drive better energy efficiency.

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The 2017 Mac Conway Awards

What does it take to excel in economic development?

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Energy Report

Danish Offshore Wind Giant Leads Transition to Renewable

by Adam Bruns

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

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Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Underdog or Understated?

A state that consistently delivers results faces an age-old branding question.

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MASSACHUSETTS: A Leading Biotech Cluster Keeps Growing

Why the Boston area’s life sciences sector is outperforming national growth rates.

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COVER STORY

JULY 2006 When to Hold ‘Em (cover) Look Inside First Atypical Approach Regional Choices, International Scope Shaw Team Engineers Solutions Give Us Your Opinion! COVER STORY When to Hold ‘Em Shaw Industries Repurposes Assets, Reinvigorates Towns by ADAM BRUNS adam.bruns bounce@conway.com “We have embraced the 21st century by entering such cutting-edge industries as brick, carpet, insulation […]

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Tech Conference Takes the Real Estate Industry’s Digital Pulse

D ALLAS — Visitors to the Adam’s Mark Hotel in mid-June couldn’t be faulted for wondering if a new baby boom was under way in the commercial real estate industry. Most of the speakers at the Realcomm conference held here had something to say about the importance of adoption. They were referring, of course, to […]

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How Lockheed Martin Grows Its Talent Base

When a company employs 110,000 people around the world, it better have a plan for keeping its workforce pond well stocked.

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Energy Report

New Energy Projects in Africa Highlight Powerful Opportunities

by Adam Bruns

Progress in Rwanda, Senegal and other African nations strengthens the grid while puncturing misperceptions.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Science Park Powers a Solar System

Kulim Hi-Tech Park (KHTP), Malaysia’s first high-tech industrial park, opened in 1996 as a key component in the nation’s plan to be fully industrialized by 2020.

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The Ultimate Ground Game

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

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Amazon Delivers Record Package to Mississippi

How a $10 billion deal was put together.

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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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Strategic Alternatives to Synthetic Leasing

APRIL/MAY 1998 Strategic Alternatives to Synthetic Leasing by Michael L. Evans and James Ryan T he emergence of the synthetic lease has, perhaps more than any other development in the last 10 years, allowed Corporate America to maximize the value of its real estate assets. A synthetic lease is a financing vehicle that enables companies […]

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Energy Report

‘Thermal Bubble’ Brings the Internet of Things to Your Body

by Adam Bruns

An Italian foundation’s HQ seeks to shrink its energy footprint using a system developed by a team at MIT.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Science Park Powers a Solar System

Kulim Hi-Tech Park (KHTP), Malaysia’s first high-tech industrial park, opened in 1996 as a key component in the nation’s plan to be fully industrialized by 2020.

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French Pharma Giant Launches Research Institute

Servier, an independent, international pharmaceutical company, has begun development of its future Research Institute in the Paris-Saclay cluster.

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New Facilities 1995 (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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Labor Days

Most buyers of Ford Motor Co.’s 2013 Escape won’t know specifically where their new mini-SUV was made. But, in fact, they will have Louisville labor and a labor-friendly Kentucky business climate to thank for their ride. Ford invested $600 million in late 2010 in its Louisville Assembly Plant (LAP). The project is adding 1,800 jobs to the 1,100 already in place.

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Louisiana Spotlight

ven with an enviable transportation infrastructure, the Bayou State has lost out on much of the capital investment pouring into the South in recent years, particularly with respect to automotive industry projects. The bordering states of Texas, Arkansas (see the Spotlight on p. 528) and Mississippi all have seen huge investments on the part of […]

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Area Spotlights

A Big Day, and Bigger Plans Ahead, for Mississippi Industry and Workforce

by Adam Bruns

Major projects stay on track in a business climate with a new set of challenges.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Oklahoma: 3 Weeks, 3,000 Jobs

Aluminum, ammunition and a Dollar Tree distribution center were all drivers of 3,000 new jobs generated over three weeks in the Sooner State.

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COVER STORY

COVER STORY From Site Selection magazine, November 2007 North Carolina keeps its spot atop Site Selection‘s U.S. Business Climate ranking; a defense contractor explains why he’s not surprised. by MARK AREND and ADAM BRUNS,editor bounce@conway.com N orth Carolina has no intention of ceding its Top Business Climate ranking any time soon. For the […]

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New Facilities 1989 (Charts), page 4

From Site Selection magazine, February 1990 New Facilities 1987-89 Continue to next page | Site Selection Online ©1990 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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Vroom, Vroom

An emerging company picks a re-emerging site in a resurgent metro area.

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Site Selection October 1997 Issue

Highlights from October/November 1997 Hong Kong: Business Still Dances Inside the Dragon’s Jaws, pg. 900 Plumbing China’s Real Estate Puzzle Box, pg. 902 Case Study: Nortel Builds a New HQ — and a ‘New City’, pg. 852 Legislatures On a Roll: Third Straight Tax Cut Adds $2.6 Billion Shine To Already-Bright State Business Climates, pg. […]

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Investment Profile

Gen X Meets Agri-Business

by Ron Starner

At Eastman Business Park, innovative firms put a new twist on edible delights.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Research Pacts: A New Twist on the Public-Private Partnership

A Procter & Gamble executive explains how industrial participation
facilitates research and commercialization, benefiting regional research centers.

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Where to THRIVE in More Ways Than One

As a new economic development vision is unveiled in St. Tammany Parish, the action is already well under way.

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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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Milestone Anniversaries Bring More Than Parties to Tennessee

As Site Selection with this issue celebrates 70 years in business, it’s only natural to notice companies celebrating their own major milestones with major investments.

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How the Heartland Became A Tale Of Two Midwests

Economist Ned Hill handicaps the TrustBelt and gives frank advice to site selectors and communities.

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Brexit and Trade: The View from Canada

Last month’s surprising vote to leave the European Union kicked off a market maelstrom — which is settling a little now.

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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R&D’s New Home Base

With a new leader at the helm, Kean University is poised to become the state’s next great research institution.

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Continental Drift

Frankfurt and Amsterdam surge, but latent London demand figures to drive projects by year's end.

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Keep on Truckin’

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

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Indiana Gives Hoist a Lift

Incentives, lower taxes and cheaper insurance add up to new home for a forklift manufacturer.

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Brexit: Mass Exodus or Switzerland on Steroids?

The only thing certain so far is uncertainty.

Call Center Offshoring Continues, But Hang

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

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Servicing the Wind

Hubs develop to handle cargo and meet the wind power
sector’s manufacturing and service needs.

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Tunnel Vision

Rail initiatives permit double-stack trains east-west and north-south. Virginia, the railroads and private businesses all benefit. Tunnels were re-shaped in some cases, tracks lowered or realigned in others. Norfolk Southern Corp.’s aim was the same: to permit double-stack intermodal trains to pass through mountain tunnels where necessary along the length of its Heartland Corridor rail route, which runs from the Port of Virginia to Chicago.

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All of the Above

The Secretary of the Interior and his boss want more energy development, and they want it now.

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Bridge to The Future

St. Louis is building a better platform for transport & logistics.

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Brexit Implications for Corporate Location Decision-Making: A View from London

Today, it is clear that the leaders of the Exit campaign had no plan, and were indeed surprised to win.

Building Upon a Legacy

Mississippi’s shipbuilding industry is best-in-class.

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About Face

In early 2014, Maryland state legislators convened a private-sector task force to study the state’s business climate.

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Battery Powered

A flurry of new projects highlights the importance of storage to the smart grid.

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TECHNOLOGY TOOLBOX

ith 70 million sq. ft. (6.5 million sq. m.) of space spread across its global real estate portfolio, Whirlpool Corp. needs a robust system to keep track of facilities and implement real estate strategies. For more than two years, the Benton Harbor, Mich.-based appliance manufacturer has been using Jones Lang LaSalle’s OneView dashboard productivity tool […]

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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION: QUALITY-OF-LIFE LEADERS

sk that baby boomer facing retirement or the Gen X and Y techie: One year or so out from the beginning of the biggest retirement surge in history, the United States could be about to experience a titanic shift that could turn “Any Town USA” into a quality- of- life locale. Sure, the usual indices […]

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Brexit – Shock and Aftershocks

The UK walks away from “the greatest and most successful political union since the creation of the USA.”

MANAGEMENT STRATEGY

axadvantagegroup (tag) professionals have helped implement tax credit and incentive programs for hundreds of companies across a variety of industry sectors. From our experience, we’ve seen the corporate and public sector opinions about the incentive process change as the recession has lingered. To gain more insight about the incentive process, tag launched a study of […]

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Tech Nexus

Tech Nexus: Innovation and lifestyle draw Google to Kitchener-Waterloo.

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Why They Come, and Why They Stay

Texas firms will hire 1.4 million new workers by 2026. Here’s how the state does it.

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Sharing the Spotlight

Bourbon remains king, but other Kentucky spirits gain ground.

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How Kentucky Built a Record-Setting Machine

Cooperation at every level is the secret to success.

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Smarter by the Day

by Adam Bruns

More transportation options mean more opportunity for moving the Colorado economy.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Define Your Therms

Rhode Island’s low energy consumption is matched by its high profile in renewables.

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New Facilities 1993 (Charts), page 8

From Site Selection magazine, February 1994 New Facilities & SIC Comparisons 1993 Continue to next page | Site Selection Online ©1994 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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Is Your Architect ‘Value

A stute architects today bring more to the table than a set of drawings. Corporate and industrial real estate owners are asking — and more often than not expecting — design professionals to add value to the project team, new value measured in terms of staffing and strategy, savings and speed. […]

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No Assembly Required

Dozens of projects engaged with moving goods have recently made good moves to Greater Toledo.

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INDUSTRIAL HEMP: There’s Life Beyond CBD

Idaho’s innovative Hempitecture isn’t just blowing smoke.

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Go Outside and Play

by Patty Rasmussen

Outdoor recreation is a $13.2-billion industry in Colorado — and it’s not just the tourism side of the sector.

Patty Rasmussen

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India’s New Auto Cluster

India’s western state of Gujarat has long been an industrial nexus, specializing in petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals and textiles.

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Australia’s Magnet For Green Hydrogen Investment

As if there were a year-end deadline, renewable energy projects made a beeline for Queensland in late 2021

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Demand Puts EV Battery Production In the Fast Lane

Electric vehicle momentum dots the map with vehicle and battery plant investments.

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Highlight Reel

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

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In Pursuit of the Summit

Virginia, Maryland and Delaware constitute the core of a region where you truly get what you pay for.

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Features

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

by Patty Rasmussen

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

Patty Rasmussen

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How the Video Game Industry Drives DC Location Decisions

Just as e-commerce and streamed meetings are driving data center capacity expansion, so too are the world’s 2.7 billion video gamers.

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Some Kettle of Fish

RAS Aquaculture promises seafood for a hungry world. It also invites public scrutiny.

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Incentives Update: Of This You Can Be Certain

Why location does matter for business operations

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Charging Toward the Future

Huzhou’s attractions include technology and manufacturing alongside the ‘invaluable assets’ of its natural beauty.

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How To Fix a State

Governor Mitch Daniels leaves office in early 2013, leaving behind a job description that should be of keen interest to new governors taking office that want their states on a firmer fiscal footing. His formula works.

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Ingenuity Meets Opportunity

by Crystal Villarreal

Why Creatives Are Flocking to Colorado

Crystal Villarreal

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Location Neutral Jobs On the Horizon

Colorado encourages job creation, talent attraction across the state with new rural development incentives.

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Corporate Real Estate Can Be a Profit Center

AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 1998 Corporate Real Estate Can Be a Profit Center by Dr. Danny Lam and Dr. John Kanz High-tech veterans know that growth and profitability come in fits and starts until reliable product cycles are in place. One way to ensure future growth once profitability is achieved, is to manage real estate assets in such […]

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Safety in Numbers

How can a borderzone best employ its bi-national economic character for the good of both territories? Experiments now under way seek the answers.

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Define Your Therms

Rhode Island’s low energy consumption is matched by its high profile in renewables.

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Georgia Game-Changer

On the outskirts of America’s first planned city, the master-planned Savannah Gateway Industrial Hub could write the region’s next exciting chapter.

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Life Sciences Oasis

by Adam Bruns

An increasingly valuable square mile gives rise to innovation in Aurora.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Solidifying Seattle

Two massive projects target the city’s vulnerability to earthquakes. The 1950s-era viaduct was showing signs of age and deterioration before the 2001 earthquake further weakened the structure, but the earthquake heightened the need for its replacement. corporate real estate, economic development

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South Carolina: Airports’ Economic Impact Is Quantified

A new report quantifies the economic impact of the state’s six commercial service airports.

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Life Sciences Industry Review, Site Selection magazine, May 2004

ntibiotic resistance is a growing public health problem as disease-causing bacteria continue to find ways to defeat the drugs designed to kill them. It’s a challenge being answered by Rib-X, a young biotech company in New Haven, Conn. Rib-X researchers are using a multi-disciplinary approach to discover new types of antibiotics that will kill or […]

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Where Flyovers Are a Good Thing

Home to the highest concentration of aerospace manufacturing employment in the nation, Wichita has proved itself over and over ever since Clyde Cessna first moved his factory there from a farm in 1916.

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Textiles, Robotics Among Sectors to Gain R&D Funding

Awards include $1 million to support the new ARMada initiative, which will enhance the offerings of the Fabric Discovery Center to include robotics.

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International Update

Shipbuilding, Aerospace Projects Boost Atlantic Region’s Economy

by Rachel Duran

There are two stories behind this year’s investments in Atlantic Canada: strong growth in the three Maritime Provinces and a slowdown in spending in Newfoundland and Labrador.

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Securing the Future

When hundreds of Sioux City area rescue workers responded to the crash landing of United Airlines Flight 232 on July 19, 1989, they had no idea that the lessons learned from that event would one day lead the Iowa community to become a national role model for disaster preparedness and recovery.

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Taking Time with Census Data Makes Business Sense

It’s time for another chapter in Site Selection Snapshot’s occasional series on U.S. Census Bureau data sets useful to location decision-making.

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Prudence in Abundance

In Tipton, Abound Solar will occupy a never-used facility built by automotive concern Getrag, and employ up to 850 in the manufacture of solar panels.

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IAMC INSIDER

JANUARY 2007 Service Takes Many Forms (cover) Meet a Member Holiday Closing Expected on CBRE Acquisition of Trammell Crow Extending One’s REACH Outsourcing Specialists Outsource Real Estate Request Information

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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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Playing Catch

by Crystal Villarreal

How to Capture Highly Educated Millennials

Crystal Villarreal

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‘Relentlessly Focused on the Colorado Economy’

by Ron Starner

Gov. Hickenlooper follows the Colorado Blueprint to help businesses grow.

Ron Starner
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Talent Attraction Study Shows Workers Heading South and West

Pandemic accelerates movement of degreed professionals to Sunbelt suburbs.

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Turbo Power

Two prime industries help keep Oklahoma’s jobless rate low and economy airborne.

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IAMC Insider, Site Selection magazine, September 2004

IAMC Insider Cover Insider News Insider News Continued IAMC People & Projects IAMC Board Members IAMC Web Site From Site Selection magazine, September 2004 Welcome to Memphis. Now Let’s Get Down to Business. After all, that’s what distinguishes IAMC: a professional focus that only continues to improve in resolution and results. […]

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Real Estate and the Networked Economy: Big Changes in When, Where and How Business Works

Highlights from Site Selection ? February/March 1998 Real Estate and the Networked Economy: Big Changes in When, Where and How Business Works by Jack Lyne “The future has already arrived; it’s just not evenly distributed yet,” Paul Saffo, director of the Institute for the Future, told a record-setting gathering of more than 2,000 at the […]

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TOP MICROPOLITANS OF 2024: Bow Down Before Ohio

Steadfast Findlay, Ohio, is No. 1 again. Wait ’til you see how many other Ohio micropolitan areas are crowding the top of the rankings.

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Features

How the Heartland Became A Tale Of Two Midwests

by Ron Starner

Economist Ned Hill handicaps the TrustBelt and gives frank advice to site selectors and communities.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Filling the Sails

After some tough years, wind turbine firm Vestas in 2012 experienced one of its best years for wind turbine orders.

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Clean-Room Capital

In late September, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced new agreements with Intel, IBM, GLOBALFOUNDRIES, TSMC and Samsung that will result in US$4.4 billion of investments over the next five years to create the next generation of computer chip technology. The state said the investments were secured in competition with countries in Europe, Asia and the Middle East.

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Land Stewardship Is Key To a Future Innovation Park

More than a concept, “It’s definitely a done deal,” says Mason Ailstock about a 2,000-acre knowledge district called Rowen taking shape

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COVER STORY

avid H. Murdock believes nutrition, tweaked by top scientists, may one day help cure humankind’s dreaded diseases. The California billionaire believes so much in the concept’s potential he is putting the financial nutrients into a billion-dollar gambit to create what he calls an unrivaled biotechnology research campus in North Carolina. In doing so, Murdock is […]

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The Home Stretch

It’s appropriate in a way that this last letter in our series on building a new strategic plan happens as the IAMC Fall Forum convenes in Boise when we meet with our peers to share ideas and grow relationships. Over the course of the series, we’ve studied the necessary steps to crafting a business plan […]

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