Life Sciences

Hong Kong’s Science of Life

by Adam Bruns

New growth at the Hong Kong Science Park is just one aspect of the city’s innovation-driven ecosystem.

Adam Bruns
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Let’s Make a Mega-Deal

How a highway transformed a small city into a boomtown.

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The High-Tech Edge Whether Bleeding or Leading, It’s Transforming Business Expansion

No longer do you necessarily have to physically be there in location searches? early stages to still be there. Leading-edge technologies are shaving precious time from sometimes lengthy business site searches, as well as facilitating more informed decisions. Here are a few examples of today?s high-tech tools: Woe unto the Web-less? It?s no surprise that […]

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Depleted Tax Coffers Could Cause Shift in Incentive Policy

While the country battles the coronavirus, state and local governments will be squeezed financially — just like so many businesses and households.

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Dislocation, Dislocation, Dislocation

If we can work from anywhere, everywhere is the right place to be.

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Global Best to Invest 2025

When Kearney in April released its global 2025 Foreign Direct Investment Confidence Index, Singapore’s drop from No. 12 to No. 15 was noted, based in part on its reliance on trade in a sudden era of nationalism. The United States, Canada and the United Kingdom finished 1-2-3. Then again: Singapore is a mere city-state, duking […]

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Life Sciences

Time to Shape Up:

by Adam Bruns

New reports on obesity and heart attack incidence could be your guides.

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Where Football Coach Compensation, Presidential Pay and R&D Dollars Collide

When USA Today this week unveiled the Top 25 highest paid football coaches at public universities, I immediately raced to find the Top 25 highest paid public university presidents, a list compiled by the Chronicle for Higher Education in August.

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ROCKY MOUNTAINS: Building the Nuclear Backbone Of the U.S. Economy

Utah, Idaho and Wyoming are betting that nuclear energy will define the next era of industrial competitiveness.

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Change Roils Economic Development Agencies

Transparency and oversight of incentives is questioned.

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The Buzz Is Growing Louder

Record-breaking investments spur a vibrant timber industry.

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The World Finds A Home in San Bernardino County

How one Southern California county became a magnet for FDI.

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Area Spotlights

Doors of Opportunity Are Wide Open in Kansas

by Adam Bruns

A KC suburb and college towns are the Sunflower State’s hot spots in 2016.

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Can Nevada Become the Lithium Capital Of America?

Mining investors line up to take part in the new rare earth mineral rush.

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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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What Do Foreign Companies Know That U.S. Companies Don’t?

Even after the November 2012 election results were known, non-US-based companies looked forward to investing capital in US facilities in 2013.

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Apprenticeships: New Relevance for an Old Idea

Real-world practices offer clues to transforming the school-college-work pathway.

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Mesa Cures Space Need for Medical Device Firm

A high-growth medical device company is finding the right prescription for expansion in Mesa, Ariz. Ulthera, which makes ultrasound devices for face-lifts and neck-lifts, is moving from 12,000 sq. ft. (1,115 sq. m.) of space into a new 32,000-sq.-ft. (2,973-sq.-m.) headquarters in Mesa, a booming Phoenix suburb.

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International Update

Tailwinds Elevate Growth in Indian Aviation

With commercial air travel booming, can this market’s
aviation industry keep up?

Workforce Programs Aim to Keep Local Talent Local

LaunchED and other initiatives take root in Birmingham.

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Business Products/Services & Software Claim Highest Numbers of Fast-Growing Companies

The past two Site Selection Snapshots have examined this year’s Inc. 5000 to reveal the top states and top U.S. metros and cities by number of firms on that list.

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How the Bay State Became A Juggernaut

Investors and metrics point to a top business environment.

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Bi-National Region Tackles Water Use, NAFTA & More

A conversation with Council of the Great Lakes Region President and CEO Mark Fisher.

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OREGON Regional Highlights

Each region offers unique assets.

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No Jacket Required

The casual coastal lifestyle of Corpus Christi pervades the region.

In the Right Direction

"My administration has made it a priority to transform our state's previously hostile business climate," New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie tells Site Selection.

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CRE Leadership Awards: Maximizing Real Estate’s Value

S EATTLE — Operating in the “post-New Economy” era of corporate downsizing and declining profits, real estate executives face a huge challenge — maximizing real estate’s value while contributing to next quarter’s bottom line. And, oh, by the way, their bosses declare by edict, do this while keeping space commitments at […]

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New Jersey: Major Drugmaker Makes Morristown Corporate Home

Sanofi makes Morristown the home of its $130 million U.S. headquarters.

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The Bridge Home

At La Paloma Resort in the foothills outside Tucson, Ariz., on Sept. 30, dapper Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Montana could be seen strolling through the lobby, focused on the speech he was about to give to an executive retreat for Northrup Grumman Missile Systems, the area's largest employer.

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High 5

Massachusetts’ robust industry network expands across all five of its regions.

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The World’s Fuel Supply

Corpus Christi anchors a Coastal Bend region that keeps the world energized.

Why Investors Pick New York: Talent

New York is the ideal location for innovative companies that are forward-thinking and poised to grow quickly.

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FB’s Bay Area Home to Expand Across Street, Double Shot of Growth From GlobalFoundries, and more

The Menlo Park City Council in late March approved all requested land use entitlements and agreements for the Facebook West Campus Project, and introduced ordinances approving the development agreement and rezoning the property to accommodate design requirements surpassing existing height limits.

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Ohio Claims the Top Two Emerging Hubs for Biotech Research

What do Cincinnati and Columbus have in common? CBRE has the answer.

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Top Awards Recognize Kansas’ Winning Business Climate

Those charged with marketing their states based on their business climates will usually cite job growth statistics, capital investment projects and other measures. Kansas has the hardware in its trophy case to prove its business case.

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The Race Is On To Go Renewable

Giant multinationals see a green future in the Rocky Mountain West.

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Life Sciences

Merck Plants a Research Stake in the Bay Area

by Adam Bruns

The company is the latest explorer seeking discovery in the DNA of South San Francisco.

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Consortium Bets on a Solar Sector Surge

A high-tech cluster adds solar device innovation to its roster. Development of new solar energy technologies figures to be a major driver in the economy of Upstate New York in the coming years.

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Canada’s Lithium Ion Battery Makers Branch Out of a Glutted EV Market

Lithium ion rules energy storage platforms for electric vehicles, while auto manufacturers play kingmaker to the companies that produce battery packs. Without major EV contracts, however, many battery companies struggle to commercialize outside of government-funded research and demonstration programs.

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Peter Beattie: Queensland’s Persistent Premier Lands Virgin, Red Hat HQs

Queensland Premier Peter Beattie is on intimate terms with persistence. Just ask Richard Branson. Branson recently announced that he was shopping for an Australian headquarters site. But the Virgin Atlantic chairman already had a location short list that was truly short: It included only Sydney and Melbourne, Australia’s two largest, best known cities. Faced with […]

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Malaysian Investment Development Authority Hosts Aerospace Industry Forum

Malaysia aerospace industry active and growing, showcased at the Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace (LIMA) Exhibition 2015.

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ADVANCED MANUFACTURING: Microchips and Spaceships Power Texas’ Manufacturing Prowess

Texas is where the future of advanced manufacturing is building.

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Higher Ed Serving a Higher Purpose

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

Best European Locations: East Beats West?

E rnst & Young’s six-month update to its annual European Investment Monitor report shows a slight rise in projects compared to the same period in 2001, driven by the resilience of the manufacturing sector, particularly in the automotive and software sectors. Unemployment in the Euro Zone’s 12 countries hovered at 8.3 percent at the end […]

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IDRC Abstracts, March 2001

A bstracts of major presentations of the International Development Research Council (IDRC), the world’s preeminent corporate real estate association. “Digital Darwinism: Strategies for Evolving, Adapting, Surviving and Thriving in an e-Business World,” Florida World Congress, Nov. 6, 2000: The companies that evolve the quickest and adapt to the new e-business landscape […]

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TOP DEALS OF 2005

MAY 2006 Here and Abroad (cover) Top North American Deals of 2005 North American Honorable Mention Top International Deals of 2005 International Honorable Mention Class By Themselves Give Us Your Opinion! TOP DEALS OF 2005 Here and Abroad The Top Deals of 2005 show that the climate for global corporate investment is […]

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WORLD REPORTS : November 2024

A port expansion in the Republic of the Congo; bioproducts in Queensland, Australia; more chips in Japan; India’s solar boost; and record robotics stats.

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New Facilities 1989 (Charts), page 3

From Site Selection magazine, February 1990 New Facilities 1989 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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Energy Flows Through the Coastal Bend

Port Corpus Christi excels in its role as an economic driver.

From Copenhagen and Stockholm to Oslo to as far out as Helsinki, Nordic markets are bubbling towards a top. After several years of rapid growth in available space, the market tune has changed. As a result, corporate denizens are scrambling to reposition themselves to control occupancy costs, which, for the average firm, make up 20-30 […]

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Australian for Infrastructure

Australia's Lend Lease participated last week in the groundbreaking ceremony for the Department of Veterans Affairs’ new Healthcare Center in Kernersville, N.C., part of the Greensboro-Winston-Salem-High Point metro area.

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Even MORE ROBOTS Are Coming

Asian nations and Germany are among the leaders blending automation and human beings into a new manufacturing mindset.

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Seasons of Change

These small towns in Massachusetts prove there’s more than just history to experience in the state.

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The Data Center Destination

How Oregon is winning the competition for the next generation of secure data facilities.Silicon Valley has seen the future of data centers, and it resides in Oregon. That’s the conclusion of John Sheputis, CEO of Fortune Data Centers, a San Jose, Calif.-based company that’s opening a 240,000-sq.-ft. (22,296-sq.-m.) data center on a 15-acre (6-hectare) site in Hillsboro near Portland.

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Rexburg: The Millennial Hot Spot of Idaho

by Ron Starner

Innovative firms find motivated, highly educated workers in this rapidly growing college town.

Ron Starner
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NORTH AMERICAN REPORTS

eptember 2004 saw hurricanes on two coasts and a major earthquake on another, but it was a federal appeals court decision in the U.S. heartland that packed an economic development wallop still awaiting measurement. On Sept. 2, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit —whose jurisdiction encompasses automotive corridor states […]

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A Call Center Research Alliance Burnishes Small Cities’ Allure

CB Richard Ellis’s Call Center Solutions Group, based in Phoenix, is teaming up with an academic expert on call center operations data to quantify the synergies and savings companies can realize by looking outside metro areas for suitable labor pools. CB Richard Ellis’s James J. Trobaugh III, an expert on siting call centers, explains how […]

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5 Workforce Factors to Consider in Site Selection

Asking the right questions leads to the best outcomes, especially when it comes to your future workforce.

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Catching a Buzz

Just in time for the first World Bee Day, Fortune 500s are swarming to ‘Bee Downtown.’

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Third Time a Charm?

Some new projects near JFK are giving a transit hub in Jamaica, Queens, another shot at being the foundation of an Airport Village.

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Area Spotlights

Plugging in From the Desert:

by Adam Bruns

New Projects from Facebook Connect to Worldwide Goals

Adam Bruns
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The State of SMART

Colorado boasts a standout workforce steeped in tech.

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Engineered Materials: Recycling: Regulation, Innovation or Combination?

In July the Plastics Industry Association (PLASTICS) submitted comments in response to the Environmental Protection Agency’s request for public input on its Draft...

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A BEAVER WITH BITE

I’ll never forget the first time I visited a Buc-ee’s.
It was in May of 2021 just off an exit on Interstate 75 in Warner Robins, Georgia.

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Manufacturing Innovation Center To Open in ’17

A new Manufacturing Innovation Center will benefit companies and the Northwest.

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Opening In Omaha

Gavilon, TPG lead a new wave of companies expanding in Nebraska. The search for a new corporate headquarters home for grain and commodity trading firm Gavilon didn’t take long. America’s 19th largest private company found exactly what it wanted in its hometown of Omaha, Neb.

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Area Spotlights

Good Sports: Big Leases in The Big Apple

by Mark Arend

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

Mark Arend
Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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A compendium of recent bio-related news briefs for the busy executive

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Lumbering Along

How Mississippi keeps churning out new sawmills.

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Top Business Park Locations – Special Advertising Section, Site Selection Magazine, November 2003

From Site Selection magazine, November 2003 SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION Top Business Park Locations Infrastructure, transportation access make industrial parks prime sites for expanding companies. Hal Johnson knows a thing or two about business park development. As the chief economic developer for Orangeburg, S.C., Johnson has literally put his community on the map by making corporate […]

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Keys To Europe’s Biotech Future

For biotech to blossom in any European region, several key parameters must exist locally and simultaneously:

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Sharjah: The Emirate To Watch in 2015

Rising real estate values and new investment at a key container terminal add momentum to Sharjah's ascent.

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Gear Here

by Adam Bruns

Idaho’s outdoor recreational equipment firms abide by the same maxim as any other company:
Go where your customers are.

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Asia’s Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Will Reshape Trade

Dezan Shira & Associates walks us through the substantial opportunities RCEP delivers to a region accounting for roughly 30% of global population and global GDP.

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Don’t Cry for Me

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

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Extending the LEED

Leading-edge green building policy in Greater Seattle pushes the envelope further.

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The STEM Movement

Communities in Oklahoma rally behind diversifying education and building a better workforce.

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A New Class Brings the Number of American World War II Heritage Cities to 30

Documenting community industrial development in the United States has been a core mission of Site Selection since we launched publication 70 years ago this month.

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Tied to the Land

by Ron Starner

From Simplot to Albertsons, Idaho’s economic future is linked with its rich past.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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A Tale of Two Locations

Indiana boasts the best business climate in the Midwest, say consultants who read Site Selection, but plenty of executives are voting for Chicago with their pocketbooks.

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Indoor Farming is for Real

Jonathan Webb and Kentucky’s AppHarvest show how it’s done at scale.Appalachia is coming true, one mega-greenhouse at a time.

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Engineered fabrics; EMAL expands; Nokia Siemens Networks; Romania Lands EADS Plant; Concrete Wind Towers in Brazil

World Reports: Engineered fabrics; EMAL expands; Nokia Siemens Networks; Romania Lands EADS Plant; Concrete Wind Towers in Brazil

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Y2OK: SSI Projects Bullish 20 Percent Expansion

Y2OK: SSI Projects Bullish 20 Percent Expansion b y J A C K L Y N E We have survived Y2K, the millennial-turning Chicken Little equivalent of Comet Kahoutek’s similarly fizzling hysteria in the 1970s. So, since there’s going to be a future, what does it hold in 2000 for corporate expansion? 2000 […]

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GSA Web Site Supports Proactive Management of Biggest U.S. Portfolio

The U.S. government as a leading-edge indicator? The notion may seem farfetched, but that’s definitely the case with the U.S. General Service Administration (GSA at www.gsa.gov). For the two straight years, the GSA has garnered prestigious Best Practice Awards from the International Development Research Council (IDRC), the world’s preeminent corporate real estate association. The organization […]

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A Hidden Gem Is Discovered

by Ron Starner

The Idaho economic turnaround story may have been a while in the making, but it was no accident.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Idaho’s Number One Change Agent

by Ron Starner

Gov. C.L. “Butch” Otter set out a decade ago to make Idaho a more business-friendly state. In this interview, he explains how he did it.

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Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Germany Exits Coal & Powers Innovation

Denis Merkwirth walks us through the latest on the energiewende, or Germany’s energy transformation, and the business opportunities that may result.

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Data Centers: Grab Power While You Can

Electricity is the new gold in the race to build more data centers.

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Tenth Anniversary of The WORLD FORUM for Foreign Direct Investment 2013 Forum Fever

As August holidaymakers return from vacation, fully energised and ready for the next busy months, preparations for the Tenth Anniversary edition of The WORLD FORUM for Foreign Direct Investment 2013 are being cranked up another notch in the London and Shanghai offices of Red Hot Locations.

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Need Mo-99

A new facility coming to Florida is one part of a national push to supply enough of a critical medical isotope by the time the primary supplier in Canada shuts down in 2018.

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Building on a Breakthrough

Twenty years later, Nissan’s success is the gift that keeps giving.

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Area Spotlights

Two-Way Street:

by Adam Bruns

Greater Cincinnati offers a model for multi-state metro-area prosperity.

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Bolting into Action

LA-to-Vegas train puts San Bernardino County on the fast track.

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Looking Wicked Good

Direct investment by more than 100 foreign companies in his state has caught the attention of Maine Governor Paul LePage. They employ more than 30,000 workers, and many of these companies are expanding.

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What’s for Dinner In The Rockies?

Following are snapshots of recent F&B projects that landed — or expanded — in the Rocky Mountain region

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Top Metropolitans: ‘Houston, We Have a Winner’

America's energy boom has been kind to Houston, the country's fastest-growing job market. As new discoveries of underground shale rich with pockets of natural gas create fertile fields of exploration and harvest for many of the world's largest energy companies, Houston is reaping a windfall of investment.

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1998’s Top 10 Deals: Dovetailing Development Excellence with Corporate Strategy

From Site Selection magazine, May 1999 1 9 9 8 ‘ s T O P 1 0 D E A L S Dovetailing Development Excellence with Corporate Strategy b y J A C K L Y N E From Boeing to UPS, 1998’s top 10 deals cut a wide industry […]

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Area Spotlights

Keep on Truckin’

by Ron Starner

Werner Enterprises invests for the long haul in Nebraska.

Ron Starner
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Top Groups: Staying the Course

While other community agencies retrenched in 2009,
the winning organizations redoubled their economic development efforts and grabbed the prize.

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People Pleasers

“We are a people business,” says Alicia Laszewski, spokesperson for C3, a Florida-based company that’s investing in a whole bunch of people in Twin Falls, Idaho.

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World Reports, Site Selection Magazine, November 2003

Faurecia, one of the world’s largest automobile parts manufacturers, recently opened its sixth plant in Poland. It will employ 350 by the end of 2003, eventually doubling that number. European Automotive Projects Move Into the East “More and more, volume car manufacturing is a cost-driven business, and manufacturing investment projects continue to migrate to the […]

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SPHERES OF INFLUENCE

Savvy Investors Know Costa Rica's Strengths

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The Switch to ‘Yes’

No matter the size or industry, U.S. companies are increasingly defining and exemplifying sustainability

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International Update

Where the Action Is

by Adam Bruns

The German cities receiving the most attention from corporate investors include trivago’s hometown of Düsseldorf.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Pure Manufacturing

Ohio is home to an emerging cluster of major battery and energy storage projects. BASF’s November 2010 announcement of a new-generation manufacturing facility in Elyria — a Cleveland suburb often viewed as a Rust Belt poster child — is a recent example.

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Tennessee Valley Authority: Born Ready

When it comes to economic development, TVA’s team, partners and communities know the importance of preparation.

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Asia’s Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Will Reshape Trade

Dezan Shira & Associates walks us through the substantial opportunities RCEP delivers to a region accounting for roughly 30% of global population and global GDP.

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Rebuilding The Construction Workforce In A Post-Pandemic Boom

While many were looking forward to the beginning of the new decade, 2020 turned out to be one of the most challenging years in recent memory for the construction industry.

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Eyes on EVs

Raw materials and smarts propel Charlotte to a position of electric vehicle leadership.

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Features

Ripe for the Picking: J&J’s Choice Goes Beyond Easy Labels

by Adam Bruns

Combining the resources of the world’s largest medical complex with the capabilities of the Johnson & Johnson Medical Devices Companies.

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The 2023 Mac Conway Awards for Excellence in Economic Development

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

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Gateway to Opportunity

A sequence of infrastructure projects is positioning Georgia for the future. But it’s the people of Georgia who will get you there. Collaboration and teamwork are typical, rather than surprising. Take Baxter International’s billion-dollar biologics manufacturing plant that broke ground this summer at the Stanton Springs site in Covington developed by a four-county coalition. Or Caterpillar’s decision earlier in the year to locate a manufacturing plant at a longstanding candidate site at the juncture of two counties near Athens.

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Power Priorities

A new survey sheds light on the next energy frontiers for data center operators.

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Project Bulletin: March 4, 2024

Aluminum manufacturer Novelis shared in late February that its $2.5 billion Bay Minette project, which has been under construction since 2022, has actually ended up costing the company $4.1 billion.

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EDITORS’S VIEW

ust as I thought would happen, the hubbub surrounding the issue of U.S. companies locating facilities abroad diminished markedly following the November 2004 general election. It turns out that even though corporations do site plants where it is most cost effective to do so — which frequently means outside the U.S. — plenty of them […]

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Investment Profile

One Hundred New Cities

by Adam Bruns

Looking to align with China’s ‘One Belt, One Road’ initiative? Meet one company with a plan of its own.

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TOP METROS OF 2007

TOP METROS OF 2007 From Site Selection magazine, March 2008 Life at the Top Chicago captures the Top Metro crown for the third straight year. by RON STARNERron.starner bounce@conway.com Home furnishings superstore calls Chicago home: Pernille Spiers-Lopez, as president of IKEA North America, has overseen a rapid expansion of the Swedish retail giant across […]

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Power Lunch

A craving to jolt the energy landscape.

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FDI in America: Is FDI Still Booming?

On balance it is, and the US is a much more welcoming recipient of that investment than ever before.

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How Many Branches Are in the Silicon Forest?

Intel is just the beginning of the story.

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Tomorrow’s Innovation Roadmap

The life sciences industry has been less impacted by the recession than other sectors, and the latest forecasts indicate continued future growth as aging populations and rising purchasing power for medical advances drive the demand for prescription medicines.

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Area Spotlights

A Business Climate With a History

by Patty Rasmussen

Data centers, food processors congregate in the Commonwealth.

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Best State Sites for Site Seekers

T he Internet is helping all of us to work faster and better, right? Well, yes and no. Development organizations have created hundreds of Web sites targeting site selectors, but are they really getting the job done any better or faster than the hundreds of brochures, CD-ROMs and videos that came before? To find out, […]

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Shanghai’s Beauty Spot

No longer is China simply the second largest cosmetics market in the world. It is now a leading center of the health and beauty industry.

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Site Development: Out of Sites? Out of Mind.

Site Development: Out of Sites? Out of Mind.: Advancing the scope of readiness is the next frontier.

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From Fort to Fortunes

MassDevelopment leads revitalization of Devens.

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2023 Top Metros- Tier 1: Hungry for More

Chicagoland Claims No. 1 Spot for 11th Year in a Row

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International Update

Kulim Hi-Tech Park Lands Two Plum Projects

by Mark Arend

Economic indicators moving in the right direction like these bode well for multinationals opening or planning new facilities in this Southeast Asian country in the heart of the ASEAN region.

Mark Arend
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Investment Profile

Philadelphia’s Transformative Waterfront Campus

by Adam Bruns

The Navy Yard in Philadelphia has a new lease on life, and the life sciences are a big reason why.

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From the Outside In

How Greater Phoenix is using wearables to elevate health and safety

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East-West All Star

A specialist pharmaceutical firm founded in Buffalo hits its stride as a multinational with major investments in the US and China.

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What Role for South Africa?

Since the end of apartheid, South Africa is a county that believes in the future, and increasingly, international business shares this optimism. But what does the future look like?

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U.S. Companies ‘Labor’ with Canadian Laws

I f they look alike, smell alike, sound alike, then they must be the same, right? Not exactly. Though Canada and the United States are similar in many ways, they are not identical, especially when it comes to labor laws. Bentonville, Ark.-based Wal-Mart found that out the hard way. After entering […]

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Services Sector Drives Metro Areas’ Job Growth

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

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