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World Trade Day: Questions & Answers

by Adam Bruns

The inaugural World Trade Day in Atlanta will address issues on everybody’s mind.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

Economic Developers Need A Seat at the Smart Grid Table

The Smart Grid is a transformation in the electric industry with great potential for corporate competitiveness and regional economic development, and economic developers have a key role in making it happen.

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Web

M anaging and communicating information regarding industrial construction projects to maintain accountability has long been a challenge for company owners. By providing fast access to centralized project information, Internet collaboration platforms are gradually gaining acceptance as a way to increase efficiencies, improve communications and curtail cost overruns. Constructware (www.constructware.com), an Alpharetta, […]

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Top Micropolitans: A Buckeye Bonanza

All around the state, economic development organizations are scorching their competition for new and expanded corporate facility projects.

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Site Selection Snapshot – August 1, 2024

Cart Before the Horse? If a proposed 25% tariff were to go into effect, the cost of 12 STS cranes already ordered from Chinese companies by the Port of Virginia (pictured) would balloon from $161.52 million to nearly $202 million, says the AAPA. Photo courtesy of […]

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eCities Reduce Legwork in Comparing Cost

A business cost survey is the centerpiece of a Web-based service that lets “eCities” get the word out concerning local business development opportunities. Corporate site seekers now have yet another way to access key cost-of-doing-business data in markets around the USA via the Internet. The Kosmont Cost of Doing Business Survey tm, published by Kosmont […]

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Investment Profile

Power Points

by Mark Arend

Franklin is the county seat of Johnson County, Indiana.

Photo courtesy of Johnson County REMC

A rural Indiana energy cooperative is a formidable competitor for your next investment.

Mark Arend
Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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New Research Puts IDRC’s Past, Current and Future Value in Perspective

A new research report, IDRC’s Defining Characteristics, charts the leading real estate association’s evolution from site selection resource to business strategy group, and beyond. Organizations that resist change or cannot change will soon find themselves on the endangered species list in the business world. The forces of technology, entrepreneurship and globalization are too powerful to […]

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Iowa: Seeing the Whole Court

Two growing companies from Cedar Rapids shoot to national prominence by knowing how to dish off value for others.

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Expedition Leader

Paul Allen and his city take the reins in pursuing global life sciences frontiers.

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Booked And Busy

From training grants to job tax credits, Illinois ensures that expanding companies get a leg up in talent attraction.

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The Governors Cups: Double Take

Texas and Nebraska have won the 2013 Site Selection Governor’s Cup. This year marks the inauguration of a second Governor’s Cup, recognizing the state with the most qualifying new and expanded facilities per capita.

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Features

CLOUD MAPS

by Adam Bruns

Snapshots offer a picture of where ethereal information meets hard assets.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Maryland: A Ticket to the Game

A look inMaryland’s bid to lure global startups is hitting paydirt. Just ask executives with entrepreneurial firms coming from places such as Seoul and London.

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Ready for Its Close-up

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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Project Bulletin, May 19, 2025: Holly Springs, North Carolina; Kouvola, Kymenlaakso, Finland; Normal, Illinois

Genentech marks milestone in North Carolina; TikTok tackles data privacy from Finland; Rivian makes space for suppliers in Illinois.

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No Tech Bubble Here: WWT Bets Big on Edwardsville

Fast-rising supply chain solutions provider investing $115M in SW Illinois.

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Shedding Light

Sunshine Week is a national initiative to promote a dialogue about the importance of open government and freedom of information. Launched by news editors and journalists, this non-partisan, non-profit initiative is celebrated in mid-March each year.

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Area Spotlights

Innovation Works

California leads the way.

Get In the District

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

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The Great Space Race

Mississippi supports public and private aerospace ventures at Stennis Space Center.

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Room to Move

How a Congested Supply Chain Plays Out in Project Location Trends

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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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World Reports, Site Selection Magazine, July 2002

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Online Insider

A Whole New Ballgame

by Ron Starner

New stadiums have the Atlanta Braves on the upswing.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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2024 GOVERNOR’S CUPS RANKINGS: Winning Streaks

Texas wins for the 13th year in a row and South Dakota repeats as the per-capita champ. Editor Emeritus Mark Arend talks to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, former South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem (now U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security) and new South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden about their states’ success. “Freedom” is a common thread.

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There’s Plenty of Ground to Cover in Illinois

World-class culture, outdoor adventure and food make Illinois a destination for all seasons — even in challenging times.

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Destination Europe: Getting E-Noticed, Site Selection Magazine, September 2002

G etting e-noticed involves far more than simply replicating your organization’s brochures online. Economic development agencies in Europe ? that might previously have sat back and let their regions’ charms speak for themselves ? are increasingly adopting a far more polished approach. This might not necessarily involve investment in all-singing, all-dancing flash-enabled Web sites, but […]

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North American Automotive: Speedbumps Here, Cruise Control There

Companies and locations adjust to a new industry landscape.

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Aerospace & Defense- By the Numbers: Big Stats and Big Dollars

Big numbers in a new industry report are borne out by big projects. Plus insights from two A&D experts at JLL.

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Investment Profile

The $117 Billion Region

by Ron Starner

Photo courtesy Cameron Parish Port, Harbor & Terminal District

‘Big’ is a relative term in Southwest Louisiana, as industrial plant investors from around the world converge on a 5-parish area rich in resources and infrastructure.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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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 […]

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Singapore Spin

How could a biopharma company that's only one year old employ 21,000 worldwide and have $18.8 billion in revenues?

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Strategy Shift

Nevada leaders rethink their economic development efforts as the state adjusts to a changing economy.

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Editor’s View: The Older the Better, Site Selection Magazine, November 2003

by MARK AREND A ge is a state of mind, say those who take in stride turning, say, 40, 50 or 60. Trying to dodge the inevitable is futile. In the publishing business, we look forward to such milestones, and the bigger the birthday, the better. Longevity, especially in larger measures, […]

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How to Expand Short-Term Credentials

There’s new money for job training, but let’s be sure it’s going to the right places — and people.

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Area Spotlights

The Rivian Gambit

by Gary Daughters

Workers at Rivian Automotive peer into a future they hope to create.

Photo courtesy of Rivian Automotive

A stealthy entrepreneur wants a piece of the automotive action in Illinois.

Gary Daughters
Senior Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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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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From Strategy to Success

Dallas snares a major win months after launching a campaign to attract more biotech companies.

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IMPA Bets on the Sun in Indiana

Power from 32 solar parks puts more cash in industrial customers’ pockets.

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Editor’s View: What Matters Most, Site Selection Magazine, January 2003

I f you haven’t heard by now, the inaugural conference of the Industrial Asset Management Council (IAMC) in October was an unqualified success – highlights of the meeting in Savannah can be found in this issue’s IAMC Insider. Attendees, who included corporate real estate executives and service providers, participated in a […]

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HIGHER EDUCATION AND WORKFORCE: A Higher Focus On Skills Development

How AIM UP, Talent Solutions and Career Coaches add up to a pathway to workforce success.

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International Update

Does the Workforce Pass Inspection?

Daimler is investing €1 billion into a second plant in Kecskemét, Hungary, that will create 2,500 jobs.

Photo courtesy of Daimler

With FDI projects flowing into Central & Eastern Europe, companies face more intense competition for talent.

Helping Distressed Communities with a New Federal Block Grant and Curbs to Excessive Incentives

Respected incentives policy expert Timothy J. Bartik contributes an exclusive commentary on the need for stronger public service investments.

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Certified Sites: Class I Railroads Continue to Roll Out Sites and Results

If railroads are the industrial circulatory system, ready-to-develop locations along their routes are the vital cells of the national economy. The past year has seen those...

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2016 Brings in Millions in New Investments

More new or expanding operations in Oklahoma include an aerospace company, a glass manufacturer and a wind farm.

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Latin America’s Success Counters Global Drop in FDI

We give growing countries in the region — Colombia, Chile and Costa Rica among them — the respect they’re due.

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Changing of the Guard in Tennessee

A banner year for the Volunteer State came to an end as the man responsible for a large portion of Tennessee’s economic success stepped down from his post to return to the private sector. On the same day that Tennessee Gov. Don Sundquist announced that his state had achieved a record […]

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Cover

Major Projects Snapshot

by Adam Bruns

Looking at the biggest spenders in the most active industry sectors offers insight into the flow of worldwide commerce and investment.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Cutting a Wide Swath

Iowa boasts deep roots in the transportation equipment manufacturing sector.

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Talent: Where Supply Meets Demand

Nanjing’s many universities and other higher education institutions are meeting and exceeding investors’ human resources requirements.

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Carbon in Norway; Logistics Projects; Automotive in China, Apollo Tyres

The world’s largest facility for testing and developing carbon capture technologies was inaugurated in Mongstad, Norway, in early May. Technology Centre Mongstad (TCM) is a joint venture between the government of Norway, Statoil, Shell and Sasol.

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Got Milk? New York Does.

The state’s invaluable milk supply secures major project wins.

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Rating Best Places: Going Beyond Real Estate in Making Location Decisions

A fter a period of rapid growth, company managers may step back and ask if their current facilities structure — often haphazardly cobbled together through mergers and acquisitions and building on existing operations — can be rationalized in a strategic manner to more efficiently and cost-effectively meet the needs of the integrated firm. […]

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Investment Profile

The Math Adds Up Here

by Ron Starner

Exact Sciences is one of many bioscience companies that draw upon Wisconsin’s R&D leadership, strong supply chain and deep talent pool.

Photo courtesy of Exact Sciences

In the Madison Region, computer and life science skills form the foundation of a globally competitive cluster in biotech and healthcare IT.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Kansas by the Numbers

Top projects, sectoral analysis and other statistical insights into the Kansas economy.

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The Toughest 10K Ever

Breakthrough moments are a dime a dozen. Breakthroughs involving the world’s largest tunnel boring machine and Niagara Falls will run you about $1 billion a pop

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Built to Suit a Strategy, Special Advertising Section, Site Selection Magazine, March 2003

O ut of the old. Into the new. Despite rising vacancy rates in the industrial property sector – from 8.3 percent in 2001 to more than 10 percent at the end of 2002 – corporations are bypassing existing space and ordering new built-to-suit warehouses. At First Industrial […]

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A New Plan for Economic Growth Is Catching On

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

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Toyota’s Turbocharged U.S. Drive: Life in the Car Wars? Fast Lane

Today may well be the king of today?s worldwide Car Wars. But its surge to becoming a true global powerhouse began more cautiously in the 1980s. The globalization was a nervy — and nervous– drive down a road paved with billion-dollar bumps. Despite its potent global clout, Toyota at the time had almost no experience […]

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Features

Beehives for Busy Minds

by Adam Bruns

GE’s Digital Foundry in Paris, designed by Hidekazu Moritani with a vision of the honeycomb beehive in mind, occupies two floors in the 140-year-old Le Centorial building, originally designed by Gustave Eiffel for a major office for Credit Lyonnais.

Photo courtesy of GE Digital

A GE Digital executive describes the strategy behind the company’s growing network of digital hubs.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Supercomputer’s First Task Is Vision-Testing Simulation

Research and Development: Supercomputer’s First Task Is Vision-Testing Simulation

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Idaho: Memory Fab Plant To Include Child Care Center

Micron’s new memory manufacturing fab in Boise lures workers with a child care facility.

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Three Views into Renewables

Record installations at record low prices was the thrust of REN21’s Renewables 2017 Global Status Report, published in early June.

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Short on Skills or Short on Focus?

There’s a shortage of degree holders in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields, says one survey.

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The Future is Texas

The imminent global impact of innovative activity conducted in the state will be one to watch.

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Area Spotlights

Rise of the Millennial CEO

by Ron Starner

Forget talent attraction strategies; these young and energetic leaders are transforming metro area economies in Florida.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Shifting into High Gear

Warren Buffet acquires a majority-stake in Knoxville-based travel center chain and places a major vote of confidence in its continued success.

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Questions & Insights With the Leader of Micron’s U.S. Expansion Blitz

The journey toward a trillion-dollar market is unfolding tens or hundreds of billions of dollars at a time, including Micron’s two megaprojects in Idaho...

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Raising the Roof

In the drive to optimize cubage, automation and e-commerce drive the stacks and the ceilings ever higher.

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Governors Flock to BIO Convention

The annual BIO International Convention is always a big draw for governors keen on promoting their states as a prime spot for biotech investment.

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Not To Be Outdone

Move over, automotive industry. You’ve got company. The entire Southeast is home to a thriving aviation industry, and Mississippi is no exception.

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Energy Report

What Gets Measured

by Adam Bruns

Four snapshots demonstrate what can happen when data, energy and square footage meet.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Irving-Las Colinas, Texas: The Epicenter of Life Sciences Innovation

Irving-Las Colinas is well prepared to capitalize on a new influx of R&D activity.

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Charlotte Is Trending Young, Diverse and Next-Level

Young people want to move there.” Those are the words of Durham, North Carolina–based entrepreneur Leigh-Kathryn Bonner, founder of Bee Downtown.

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IAMC Insider: LETTER FROM THE CHAIR

A letter from the Chair, IAMC International Forum takeaways, new staff members and IAMC’s new social media spotlight — “I am IAMC.”

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The Doraville Explorers

Hopes are high for the multimodal, multifaceted redevelopment of a former GM assembly site in Greater Atlanta, beginning with a new entertainment production studio.

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

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Energy Report

Are They Buying What You’re Selling?

by Adam Bruns

Two reports highlight where the most solar power is being produced, and where companies are procuring the most clean energy.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Energy Report

Money Where Your Mouth Is

by Adam Bruns

Stanford University is cutting-edge in energy practices as well as R&D.

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Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Panhandle Plays: Where FDI Is Landing in the Mountain State

What do an Italian producer of building materials and a Canadian maker of natural gas compression equipment have in common?

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New Research Charts a Cyber Course for Brokers

D ALLAS – If the financial securities industry is any indication, traditional brokerage models are in for a rude awakening. The success of online trading services for institutional and individual investors should not be lost on brokers in other industries, including the commercial real estate industry, where brokers are facing inevitable change in how they […]

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Mountain Air Boosts Longevity

Nashville in central Tennessee, Union City in the state's far northwest and several other communities have claimed important new capital investment projects in 2013.

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Why China Is Coming to Arkansas

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

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AEDC OVERVIEW

When it comes to economic development, there’s a lot of momentum in Arkansas. From entrepreneurs to established companies expanding and locating new facilities, Arkansas is winning more than its fair share of economic development projects with more in the project pipeline.

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Riding the Timber Tide

The sports world wouldn’t be the same without Pennsylvania’s vast forests of timber.

2019 PROSPERITY CUP

Two marquee projects underscore Virginia’s claim to the cup.

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The US-Mexico Border Economy In Transition

From small rural agricultural and ranching communities to large urban centers of innovation and advanced manufacturing, the border is based in both tradition and the crossing of boundaries.

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Utah: Got Minerals?

Miners head beneath Utah’s natural wonders to strike gold (among other critical minerals).

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Lacrosse Rules

In Maryland, 'lax' is code for their favorite sport, played in places where the attitude is anything but.

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Where Problems are Solved

Companies, communities and institutions have rallied around the life sciences in the Land of Enchantment.

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A Haven for Brewmasters

The oldest brewery in the US had the right idea when it established in Pennsylvania. Today 178 craft breweries call the Keystone State home.

From raising ducks to growing apples and mushrooms, Pennsylvania’s farmers use financial programs to build a lasting legacy for their families.

Illinois REVs Up Development with New Incentive Program

DCEO Director shares insights into how the state has improved its business appeal.

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IAMC Insider, Site Selection magazine, November 2002

Dear Colleague: The Industrial Asset Management Council (IAMC) was founded this year to better meet the professional development needs of executives with corporate real estate and asset management responsibilities. As the organization’s first chairman, I am proud to be a part of the IAMC and to be associated with an extremely talented and dedicated […]

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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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A Haven for Brewmasters

The oldest brewery in the US had the right idea when it established in Pennsylvania. Today 178 craft breweries call the Keystone State home.

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The Beat Goes On

For Hoosier Energy, there is no pandemic pause.

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Online Insider

Past Results Are Indicative of Future Perceptions

Insights from more than a decade of surveying corporate decision-makers

GM’s Summer of Love

GM's Summer of Love: Driven by efficiency gains, fuel-efficiency goals, promising sales and pure momentum, GM spends its summer spending money on its plants.

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Vital Statistics

Facts, Figures and Market Commentary Behind Success in Southwest Cities

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Jobs on the Fly

Aerospace firms are investing and creating jobs across the south-central United States.

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In Massachusetts, Logistics Brawn Comes With the Brainpower to Match

If you’re looking to move goods in and out of Greater Boston, the metro area’s western flanks are the sweet spots. So is a newly expanded container terminal.

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Is a Corporate Campus Right for Your Business?

PLEASE VISIT OUR SPONSOR ? CLICK ABOVE JANUARY 1999 Is a Corporate Campus Right for Your Business? by DAVID T. HARESIGN The decision to plan and build a corporate campus consists of dozens of often conflicting considerations, both tangible and intangible. If the corporate real estate executive wears many hats, here’s where he wears them […]

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Kentucky | A convincing case as a professional place

Offices, headquarters of companies, from local to global, find the homes they want in the Bluegrass State.

Tar Sands Thruway

On June 30, 2010, TransCanada commenced commercial operation of the first phase of the US$12-billion Keystone Pipeline System,

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IAMC Insider: WHEN A GOOD PLAN COMES TOGETHER

The deliberations and dialogue were dynamic, constructive and positive in tone. There was mutual respect among those present. This factor underpins the large amount of work we achieved.

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Sun and Wind Projects Debut in Northwest Ohio

A new manufacturing plant will create 500 jobs, while a new wind farm creates electrons for GM.

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Energy Project Superlatives

The world’s largest stand-alone Building Integrated Photovoltaic (BIPV) power project went live July 18 in Shanghai, China.

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Playing in the Sandbox of Discovery

$1 billion initiative will provide opportunities for Hoosier innovation, entrepreneurship and technology to thrive.

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Ready for Prime Time

by Ron Starner

Amazon’s $1.5B investment in Northern Kentucky is the latest sign that business climate improvements are paying big dividends in the Bluegrass State.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Where R&D Translates to Growth

Reports from the State Science and Technology Institute, The University Financing Foundation (TUFF) and Milken Institute paint a clear picture of the good things that can happen when university research and metropolitan ecosystems coalesce.

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Turning Analytics into Action: The ‘Digital Journey’ of Novelis

For its 2021 report “The Resilience of Manufacturing: Strengthening people operations and bridging the talent gap amid crisis

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Tailor Made

If there is one thing that site selection consultants agree on, it’s that no two projects are the same.

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INTERVIEW WITH THE GOVERNOR: Gov. Whitmer Retools the MICHIGAN JOBS FACTORY

Michigan’s governor outlines her winning strategy for economic development.

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China: Outward Investor?

IBM-Plant Location International’s Global Location Trends Report 2010 is now available online

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Open for Business

by Savannah King

Kentucky’s recent passage of right to work law makes the state more competitive for business.

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State of the States 2021

Building our readers’ knowledge and capabilities is the purpose of State of the States, Site Selection’s painstakingly assembled annual compendium of data that matter to global corporate location decision-makers.

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Other Top Development Organizations: Honorable Mentions from 1999

Selected from the many nominations received for this year’s Site Selection list of top development groups, here are profiles of 10 other worthy organizations from 1999: Baldwin County Economic Development Alliance, Robertsdale, Ala.: Instrumental in attracting more than 1,000 new jobs and US$37 million in capital investments to its service area of 132,000. Major investments […]

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ILLINOIS’ OPEN DOOR FOR BUSINESS

Intersect Illinois is the go-to resource for business attraction, relocations and expansions.

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Farm to Table

Food and beverage is one of Virginia’s top industry sectors, with more than 33,000 people working at PepsiCo, Tyson, Boar’s Head Provisions, Lipton Tea and well over 500 other companies.

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Earth Imagery Comes Down to Earth

Corporate site evaluators may consider satellite imagery an unnecessary extravagance in routine site searches, a nice-to-have tool but not a need-to-have one. But Space Imaging (www.spaceimaging.com), a Denver, Colo.-based provider of satellite imagery and aerial photography, hopes to change that perception. ABOVE: an IKONOS image of Thornton, Colorado, a suburb of Denver. In September 1999, […]

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Cut the Tape

Kentucky’s governor promises to make business easier by removing unnecessary red tape.

The Business Incentive Designed by YOU

Mississippi introduced a new incentive for businesses in 2022 called the Mississippi Flexible Tax Incentive (MFLEX).

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Finland Adapts to a New Technology Landscape

ICT hubs like Tampere offer a unique mix of skills, research and innovation.

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Staying Power

Cluster and venture capital data show where longstanding strength provides the backbone for feisty startups.

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Growth Curves

Volkswagen’s global head of factory planning explains how the company’s Tennessee site facilitated LEED-Platinum certification. In late March Volkswagen announced it would add 800 more jobs to the payroll at its new plant in Chattanooga, Tenn.

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Making It Look Easy

The Governors of Nebraska and Texas have a few things in common — new terms in office, a commitment to putting veterans to work and another Governor’s Cup to add to their collections.

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Investment Profile

A Master Class in Manufacturing

by Ron Starner

Photo courtesy of InTech

InTech closes the skills gaps by delivering the training that workers in advanced manufacturing need.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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NORTH AMERICAN REPORTS

NORTH AMERICAN REPORTS From Site Selection magazine, July 2008 Idaho Falls for Areva by ADAM BRUNS adam.bruns bounce@conway.com F ifty years ago next year, in a small town just west of Idaho Falls, Idaho, the first light bulb to be powered purely by nuclear energy was illuminated. The municipality of Atomic City was born. […]

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