The Promised Land

by Gary Daughters

Utah’s outdoor amenities are numerous & world famous.

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How Illinois Became A Top 10 State in Reshored Jobs

Reshoring: How Illinois Became A Top 10 State in Reshored Jobs

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The Shift to New Jersey Is On

More companies are finding a haven of safety in New Jersey.

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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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Where FDI Drives the Bus

The data reveal some intriguing insights about who’s attracting the most FDI, and where that FDI is coming from.

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A New Business Neighborhood

Three Latin American locations have a rare combination of international air service, adjacent higher education resources and available sites – a powerful combination for the right site selector.

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Millennial Mecca

by Savannah King

Utah’s quality of life and opportunities for advancement make it a prime place for millennials to plant their flag.

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On the Front Lines

As e-commerce surges in step with the virus, so does cold chain.

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The Shift to New Jersey Is On

More companies are finding a haven of safety in New Jersey.

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How Illinois Became the King of Midwest Commerce

From project rankings to higher education, scorecards tell a convincing story.

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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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Off the Beaten Path

Communities outside the major metropolitan areas help keep Texas booming.

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Teamwork for Talent

by Savannah King

Utah’s education, industry and government collaborate to fill the state’s talent pool.

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Energizing Development

San Antonio and its municipal utility join forces to establish a clean technology cluster.

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Missile Plant to Launch Expansion

Springtime in Paris means an aero-defense industry project back home.

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Through the Lens of Arkansas

Behind the scenes of the Arkansas film industry, one will find a network of support dedicated to enabling creative freedom.

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Test Case

Renewables play a major role in the progressive climate policies of California — and of its companies too.

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Home Advantage

Employment of home-based agents continues to be a growing trend in the contact center world. Some traditional brick-and-mortar contact center operators use home agents to supplement their centers, while several companies employ home agents exclusively.

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Utah: The Best State for Business

by Ron Starner

A concerted approach to pro-growth policy has made Utah into an economic force.

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Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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COVER STORY: EUROPEAN BIOTECHNOLOGY

COVER STORY: EUROPEAN BIOTECHNOLOGY From Site Selection magazine, January 2007 Biotech Builds In Key European Cities New clusters take shape in the Netherlands and Scotland. Crucell is expanding its complex in the Leiden BioScience Park. by JOHN W. McCURRY john.mccurry bounce@conway.com D r. Ronald Brus, president and CEO of Crucell, likens Leiden to the […]

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Project Bulletin: July 8, 2024

In order to meet oxygen demands needed for ExxonMobil’s low-carbon hydrogen operations in Baytown, Texas, industrial gas company Air Liquide will step in to establish a new low-carbon industrial gas platform site.

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Show Me the Tax Cuts

Missouri slashes business tax rates to improve its competitive position.

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IDRC Abstracts

Abstracts of major presentations of the International Development Research Council (IDRC), the world’s pre-eminent corporate real estate association. “Strategies for Managing Through the Economic Downturn,” Pacific Northwest World Congress, May 14, 2001: Remaining competitive in the global marketplace requires a company to hire and keep the best workers, says Jacques Gordon of LaSalle Investment Management. […]

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New Facilities 1991 (Charts)

From Site Selection magazine, February 1992 New Facilities 1991 Continue to next page | Site Selection Online ©1992 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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Departments

IAMC Insider: Finding Strategic Leverage

A letter from the chair and a report on the impact of disruptive events on corporate real estate strategy.

Losing Weight

Composites are gaining increased use in a myriad of industrial sectors including automotives, aeronautics and wind energy. The trend is spurring new projects, new partnerships and new supply chains.

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In Ian’s Aftermath, a Long Road to Recovery Awaits

Economic developers share firsthand accounts from the zone of destruction.

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The $4 Billion Machine That Never Sleeps

How the University of Missouri in Columbia propels the entire state to new heights.

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Top 10 Utility Companies of 2000

W ith the current state of affairs in California and the success of the Julia Roberts’ Oscar vehicle Erin Brockovich, utilities were not seen in the best light in 2000. But those in the corporate real estate field know better. They realize the important role utilities play in site selection and expansion. […]

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More Packers Are Heading to Green Bay

Wisconsin Paper mills gain new leases on life.

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Online Insider

World Forum Report: The Investor Perspective

by Gary Daughters

Three corporate decision-makers explain why their projects are going where they’re going.

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EDITORS’S VIEW

ur May issue each year salutes the economic developers vying for your capital investment – the sell side. We keep the cover story and primary editorial focus on the buy side, where it belongs, which is on project information and location intelligence as communicated to us by your peers in corporate real estate. But there […]

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‘A Catalyst of Growth and Economic Recovery’

Why Washington’s tech sector continues to thrive.

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Vroom, Vroom

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

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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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NATURAL SELECTION: Mapping the Startup Genome

Analysis from the 2018 Global Startup Ecosystems Report highlights cities where both global and local connectivity is strongest for life sciences.

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TrustBelt

Economist: Barriers to Trade and Immigration Hurt Rural Communities in U.S.

by Ron Starner

The Midwest will suffer if proposed U.S. trade barriers with other nations remain in place for long, says a noted economist with considerable experience in global trade.

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Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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A National Leader in Arts & Culture

But that’s obvious to anyone who sets foot in Colorado’s vibrant creative scene.

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Way Better in Washington

Washington State is No. 1 in the nation for quality of life.

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LATIN AMERICA & CARIBBEAN

Exclusive insights from a Pepsico Global Real Estate leader.

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Second City, First Choice

More investors are finding the UK business location they seek outside the hubbub of London, in next generation Birmingham.

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Connecting Skills To Opportunities

Drew Repp of Emsi Burning Glass shares insights into how Nevada SkillsMatch uses data to achieve results that go beyond job titles and degrees.

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TrustBelt

Foxconn Picks Milwaukee for North American Headquarters

by Ron Starner

The Badger State struck gold again when Foxconn announced it would place its North American headquarters in Milwaukee.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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The 7E7: A Bold Gamble for Both Boeing and the State of Washington

A ppropriately, the University of Washington Husky Marching Band played “Tequila.” That 1958 oldie reflected the giddy buzz rippling through the gala toasting Boeing’s decision to bring its US$900-million 7E7 assembly plant to Everett, Wash. Both Boeing and Washington had similar reasons to celebrate. Each had mounted a bold gamble aiming […]

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Wanna be a Skillionaire™?

Backers of a new online game initiative in South Carolina see the opportunity to alter young people’s career trajectories in life sciences and beyond.

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IAMC Insider: We’ve Worked Hard to Stack the Deck

Remember the elevator speech principle? You know, a short capsule on what you do, or why you want a job, or why a relationship is important to you.

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An Elastic Climate for Growth

A sudden wave of capital into plastics and chemicals manufacturing opens doors of opportunity for innovative startups.

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Site Selection Magazine Online – The 1998 Governor’s Cup

MARCH 1999 SITE SELECTION GOVERNOR’S CUP • COVER PAGE • MOTOWN RULES • 1998 PROPORTIONAL PERSPECTIVES • METHODOLOGY • NEW CORPORATE FACILITIES AND EXPANSIONS • THE LONG VIEW: MICHIGAN • 1999 FORECAST • 1998 TOP 20 U.S. FACILITIES by J A C K &nbsp L Y N E 1998’s SS Scoreboard demonstrates why […]

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TrustBelt

New North Turnaround

Long-time Paper Mill Avoids Closure Through Pivot to Brown Paper Market.

WHY ARKANSAS

Corporate executives and site consultants have a new reason to consider Arkansas as a business destination: Arkansas has emerged as one of the most popular relocation spots for workers and their families.

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From Peru to Normal, Spotlight Shines on Advanced Manufacturing

When people think of Peruvians, north-central Illinois does not immediately come to mind. But for North America’s largest roofing manufacturer, it will now.

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MIDDLE EAST: AI Is Only the Beginning Of Saudi Arabia’s Leap Forward

Tens of billions of dollars in projects are headed to Saudi Arabia. Many are in the surging AI space, and one big one is in HVAC.

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White Gold: Arkansas’ Lithium Industry Making Global Impact

Could Smackover become a name as affiliated with the Arkansas lithium boom as it was with the Arkansas oil boom when prospectors struck oil in 1921 in El Dorado?

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Consumers Energy: ‘Let’s Move Some Dirt’

Michigan takes another road to industrial site development.

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Features

Huntsville Goes to Work

by Gary Daughters

Mazda-Toyota’s site decision sparks ‘fast and furious’ response in northern Alabama.

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Senior Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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Smart Mobility Leaders Converge in Arkansas

Hundreds of companies flocked to the UP.Summit for the chance to win over big investors.

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The Promised Land

Utah’s outdoor amenities are numerous & world famous.

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One on One with Governor Andy Beshear

Governor Andy Beshear has been leading Kentucky’s response to COVID-19 not just daily, but with an eye constantly on the commonwealth’s post-pandemic economy.

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Site Plan Features Active Cultures

Alpina Foods’ new dairy manufacturing plant in Batavia, N.Y., isn’t built yet, and already it’s been expanded — twice.

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Made in Columbus

When DuPont needed to make a plant location decision between Luxembourg and Circleville, Ohio, in the Columbus Region, the site selection ultimately came down to one factor — who wanted it more.

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Online Insider

Rolling Along

by Savannah King

The Port of Mobile will build a new roll-on/roll-off facility at an ideal time for the growing automotive industry in the southeastern U.S.

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Life Sciences

Mini Brains and Not-So-Mini Brains

by Adam Bruns

At the Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital at McGill University, innovation is baked into the DNA.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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The 2013 Infrastructure Report

Our annual Infrastructure Report unveils insights and plans from all three NAFTA territories, along with updates on some of the major projects now under way around the world.

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Points in Transition

It’s game on in Lebanon, Indiana.

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Governor Walker: ‘Businesses Know We Fulfill Our Promises’

Wisconsin’s governor says pro-business reforms have paid off handsomely for the state.

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California Ports Play Role in National Recovery & Future Competitiveness

More than 20% of the 158 major projects in California tracked by the Conway Data Projects Database in 2019 had a logistics component, and port connections are a big reason why.

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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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Life Sciences

Biologics Bonanza

by Adam Bruns

China’s Wuxi Apptec Group is on a facility investment binge. Try to keep up.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Second ‘Sandbox’ Means More Room for Technology Innovators

Early and active support of tomorrow’s technologies is bearing fruit today.

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It’s Only Natural

Yes, it's about green buildings. But it's also about how close they are to your house.

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PROJECT FINANCE

PROJECT FINANCE From Site Selection magazine, January 2008 A Score for Songdo by ADAM BRUNSadam.bruns bounce@conway.com Songdo City is a study in urban planning, sustainable development and how to finance a complex blend of commercial and residential properties. O n Nov. 19, Jonathan Thorpe, the Boston-based executive vice president of New York-based developer Gale […]

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Northwest Mississippi: North American Gateway

Mississippi’s Northwest region is a powerhouse for the logistics and distribution industry on the Mississippi River.

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Kansas Connections

State workforce services ensure businesses and talent reach
new heights.

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The Multi-City Approach

by Adam Bruns

Transwestern’s acquisition of the Park I complex in Atlanta was one of three major sale-leaseback transactions with State Farm over the past two years.

Sale-leaseback works for strategies being implemented by State Farm and BlueLinx.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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The Search for Savings

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

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NORTH AMERICAN REPORTS : March 2025

Apple’s $500 billion bet on the United States; GlobalFoundries in New York; a new lithium refi nery in Oklahoma; CBRE’s 100 largest o ce leases; Diageo in Alabama; Novva Data Centers in Arizona

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UTILITIES SNAPSHOT

tilities don’t just help lure other companies’ facility investments. They create their own, either directly or via spinoff effects. And the project portfolio goes well beyond power plants. In Atlanta, multi-utility holding company Southern Company will be moving into a new corporate headquarters in 2005. Developed by Barry Real Estate Companies, the […]

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‘Strategically, the Right Location’

For a state with a population of about 4.5 million, Kentucky is home to an astonishing number of international employers.

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Biotech to the Rescue

With its vigorous life sciences ecosystem, Maryland takes aim at COVID-19.

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Just Press Print

by Savannah King

Austin-based Startup ICON is changing the way houses are built around the world and at home.

Savannah King

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Bright Lights, Small City

Asked to describe the house in Tupelo where Elvis was born, one local woman puts it this way: “You could spit in the front door, and hit the dog goin’ out the back.”

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AGRIBUSINESS & FOOD PROCESSING: A Taste of Michigan

Michigan’s agricultural diversity and food processor opportunities are strong and getting stronger each year.

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Best-Case Scenario

A Pulitzer Prize winner documents a rare instance where the federal Opportunity Zone program has worked as intended.

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No Nukes, No Problem?

Two years ago, after the Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan and a successful ramp-up of renewable energy subsidies, the German government decided to permanently shut down eight of its 17 nuclear power plants and pledged to gradually close the remaining nine by 2022.

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Bye-Bye Stereotypes

Mississippi leads in advanced manufacturing and R&D.

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Thinking Bigger

World’s largest medical center takes a giant leap.

World Reports, Site Selection Magazine, September 2002

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A View from the Microscope

In laboratories around the world, researchers are racing to find cures that will drive business. Driven by the implications of patent loss, rising research and development costs and declining return on investment, downward pricing pressure and other factors, the lief sciences industry is regrouping to increase productivity and business performance.

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Food Processing Industry: New Systems, Projects On Sector’s Horizon, Site Selection Magazine, November 2003

T he opening of the Georgia Institute of Technology’s Food Processing Technology Research Facility in 2004 may well trigger a boost in high-tech investment in the metro Atlanta area. Obvious beneficiaries of the US$9.4 million center are commercial food processors that adopt systems developed by the Food Processing Technology Division of the Georgia Tech Research […]

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New Governor, New Agenda

But no less of a focus on being the top state business climate. Watch for information technology to play a critical role in boosting rural Georgia — and the state’s reputation as a business location worldwide.

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Scotland Lands Key IT, Life Sciences Investments

Two US companies announced plans in New York in early April to establish operations in Scotland.

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Innovation Central

by Savannah King

Innovation districts across the state are inspiring the next generation of new ideas and technologies.

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Myanmar’s New Foreign Investment Law: Look Before You Leap

Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, is one of Asia’s final frontier markets and investment destinations.

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Soaring High: Aerospace & Defense Industry Wins in Arkansas

Standing in front of a crowd at the USA Partnership Pavilion’s Forum Main Stage of the 2024 Farnborough International Airshow, Taber Extrusions President Chuck Stout announced that the company would be expanding its operations in Russellville, Arkansas.

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That’s The Spirit

A recent investment by Spirit AeroSystems at the North Carolina Global TransPark in Kinston is paving the way for a local aerospace cluster that could soon number in the thousands of workers. No other location had GTP’s blend of logistics and work-force attributes, says a Spirit executive central to the location decision.

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Project Bulletin: August 15, 2023

Only two weeks after announcing its intention to build a fifth U.S.-based vertically integrated photovoltaic solar module plant somewhere in the country (and one day after this Site Selection Snapshot highlighting a clean energy manufacturing surge), First Solar, Inc. on August 10 announced it had selected the Acadiana Regional Airport in Iberia Parish, Louisiana, for what is believed to be the single largest capital investment in the area’s history.

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Building Out for the Future

Investments in innovation are paying off.

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Wall Street on the Mississippi

by Mark Arend

St. Louis for sure, but Kansas City and other Missouri metros are financial centers too.

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New Facilities 1993 (Charts), page 5

From Site Selection magazine, February 1994 New Corporate Facilities & Expansions 1991-93 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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GE: Corporate Refugee

The US giant offshores hundreds of jobs because of the failure to authorize the US Export-Import Bank.

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Where the TDL Talent Pipeline Is Full

More than 20,500 transportation, distribution and logistics (TDL) companies employ more than 331,000 people in Illinois and contribute nearly $39 billion in economic output.

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Solar Trade War Looms

Steve Ostrenga believes it’s time for some fairness in solar manufacturing. Ostrenga is CEO of Milwaukee-

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Long-Term Care

An energy study at Legacy Salmon Creek Medical Center, in Vancouver, Wash., may have a national impact on the future of hospital design.

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Agtech Central

by Gary Daughters

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

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Senior Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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The Con-TECH-ted Place

Emerging electronic companies find the resources needed to create the next high-tech sensors.

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Why a Space Launcher and a Next-Gen Truck Manufacturer Picked the Phoenix Metro

Demand for super-smart talent is about to skyrocket in the Valley of the Sun.

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IAMC INSIDER

JULY 2007 Coming Into Our Own (cover) Professional Forum Report Meet a Member Blue Ridge Facility Wins Gold From Green Request Information

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Project Bulletin, Feb. 3, 2025: Bokaro, Jharkhand, India; Orange, Texas; Asheville, North Carolina

SAIL ramps up production in India; USG brings paper production back to Orange, Texas; Aerospace company meets demand in North Carolina.

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Where Is the Uranium?

“No form of nuclear fission power — of any kind — is possible without relying on uranium.” So state the France-based Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA) and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). So it figures where to find and process the stuff might be important.

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Life Sciences

Running with the Pack

by Adam Bruns

Growth at Birmingham’s Pack Health showcases the region’s biosciences impact during the Rise of the Rest investment tour.

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Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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IAMC Insider: The Garage Sale

SEPTEMBER 2009 The Garage Sale (cover) Meet A Member People & Projects Request Information IAMC INSIDER The Garage Sale We had our annual garage sale a few weeks ago. My wife lives for this event and, I must admit, I do enjoy the “business” and the “psychology” of the day. But man, it is a ton […]

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Oasis of Opportunity

This growth nexus just south of Albuquerque speeds your project to market, so you can deploy multiple transport modes to speed your products to customers.

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HILCO Redevelopment Partners: How to Achieve Sustainability Goals

HRP-redeveloped sites are a win-win for tenants and the communities they’re located in.

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Opportunities Along the New Silk Rail Route

In the last five years, the number of operational rail services on the New Silk Rail Route between China and Europe has grown to about 150 rail shuttles per week.

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Records Fall as Buildings Rise

Facility investments totaling $10.5 billion — including major projects from GE Appliances, Ford/SK Innovation and Toyota — accounted for more than three-quarters of the 18,100 new project-related jobs that landed in Kentucky in 2021 during a record year for economic development projects.

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Momentum in Missouri

by Ron Starner

It’s amazing what a difference three days can make.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Ready for Growth

A biopharma firm undertakes two major expansion projects in two major metros.

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First-Class Performance

AIDT helps people and companies find the next level.

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Workforce Magicians

Animatronics firm selects site in San Bernardino County, where talent development is job one.

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North American Reports

The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration in August released a report on the nation’s busiest Interstates that shows people drove more than 84.7 billion miles on California highways in 2011 — more than 900 times the distance from Earth to the Sun — making the Golden State’s highways the nation’s busiest.

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Portals To the World

Site Selection salutes the best corporate facility projects in the world in 2012, judged by investment, high-value and high-volume job creation, creativity in negotiations and incentives, regional economic impact, competition and speed to market.

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Shining the Spotlight on Class I Railroad Site Certification

by Adam Bruns

BNSF and CSX are the only two among North America’s seven Class I railroads with certified site programs for shovel-ready sites along their network.

Image: Getty Images

It’s safe to say that every railroad is shovel-ready. After all, they were the first industrial developers, looking to move product along their backbone networks.

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UTILITIES SNAPSHOT

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Brave New World

From Hank Aaron’s 715th home run to Sid Bream’s pennant-winning slide into home plate, Atlanta has been the site of some of the most historic moments in Major League Baseball history.

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The Time Is Now

Visionary leaders and innovative programs show you how to find and welcome military veterans to your company's workforce.

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Jubail Sets Example for Emerging Economies

I n the new global supply chain — reduced by globalizaton and falling trade barriers — the crunch to shrink costs is driving world-class industries to position production facilities strategically closer to raw materials sources. Low-cost development zones are emerging to accelerate the reverse migration and few industrial sectors have been […]

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Top Metros – Tier 1: Investment Keeps Sailing into the Windy City

With nearly 100 more projects than in 2023, Chicagoland reigns supreme among the nation’s largest cities. Greater Austin, Texas, wins the per-capita competition.

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Area Spotlights

An Emerging Science Ripens, and the Ad Industry Will Benefit

by Mark Arend

Photo: Getty Images

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

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Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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Time to Shape Up:

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

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How a Countryside Project Landed Cityside

Elevator engineers may soon be among those with birds-eye views of major league baseball games.

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Texas: What Large Power Users Need to Know About

What Large Power Users Need to Know About

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Ford’s BlueOval City Is the Prow of the Ship

Ford Motor Co. broke ground in September 2022 on its nearly 6-square-mile BlueOval City mega campus in Stanton, Tennessee.

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Jefferson City: America’s Most Beautiful Small Town

Rand McNally reports that Jefferson City, the capital of Missouri, holds the title of America’s Most Beautiful Small Town.

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A Leader in Cybersecurity

New laws, innovative programs and higher learning institutions are all part of Texas’ pivotal role in combating cyber-crime.

Ripe for an Upswing?

With the fall of the Iron Curtain a quarter century ago, previously closed nations in Central & Eastern Europe (CEE) welcomed an immense influx of foreign direct investment (FDI), helping it become one of the world’s fastest growing regions.

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EDITORS’S VIEW

ur New Plant Database tallies are complete, and this issue of Site Selection is brimming with related rankings of Top Metros, Industries and States (see the Governor’s Cup cover story on page 146). by MARK AREND My congratulations to all of the areas mentioned in the rankings, because they would not appear if they hadn’t […]

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Editor’s View: How States Lure the Big Fish

Governors Greg Abbott of Texas and Laura Kelly of Kansas are covered extensively in this issue as the winners of the 2021 Governors’ Cups the former for total qualified capital investment projects

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TECHNOLOGY TOOLBOX

Silicon technology specialist Intel’s vast real estate portfolio includes 49 million sq. ft. (455,210 sq. m.) stretching across 200 locations in over 50 countries. A diverse company, Intel encompasses a variety of products and services. “When people think about Intel, they certainly think about microprocessors, but we have 12 major business units which we break […]

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Manufacturing Momentum

Georgia’s pro-business climate builds investment momentum across the state.

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