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IAMC Insider: Hard Work and Patience

Months or years may be what it really takes. We’ve all seen impatience lay waste to slow-developing but highly valuable work.

An Investment in Education is an Investment in Innovation

Universities around the nation ramp up workforce development efforts in technology and health care.

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Persistence Pays Off

It was a time for bell ringing in Newton County, Ga. The promise of 1,500 new jobs meant that, in keeping with a tradition, a ceremonial bell would be rung 1,500 times. Baxter International is coming to town with its $1 billion-plus investment for a biologics manufacturing facility, and local officials and residents wanted to celebrate.

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ATLANTIC CANADA: Prince Edward Island Touts New District Energy System

A new district energy system is underway in Prince Edward Island.

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The Anomaly

Hungry for a juicy story line, some of the nation’s top scribes are suggesting that Larry Hogan is the Republican answer to Donald Trump. Larry who?

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VII STRAIGHT

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

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Features

Data Centers Straining the Grid? Alternatives Lurk Underwater

by Adam Bruns

Microsoft’s Project Natick team prepares to deploy the Northern Isles data center on the sea floor.

Photos by Scott Eklund/Red Box Pictures courtesy of Microsoft

In Europe, data center projects are pursuing a number of alternative paths to resiliency in order to reduce pressure on a grid stretched to capacity.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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China’s Medicine Cabinet

All things biomedical and pharmaceutical can be found in the Nanjing Biotech and Pharmaceutical Valley, a key part of the Nanjing Jiangbei New Area.

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The New Orleans Miracle

I thought a recent economic development tour of Greater New Orleans would offer up a book’s worth of case studies in disaster recovery. It did. But the community seems more focused on the sequel.

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Artificial Intelligence Is Portugal’s New Horizon

When it comes to exploring unknown worlds, Portugal’s reputation is long since established.

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Location Branding: How to Measure A Nation’s Image

NASA’s space program contributed to countless inventions, including the lithium battery, the artificial heart pump and even the cordless vacuum. It also helped to demonstrate America’s technological prowess to the world — an element that contributes in building the U.S.

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Upper Midwest: Getting Saucy In The Great Lakes

The world’s top soy sauce producer makes an $800 million bet on Wisconsin.

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Features

Would You Go to Work Here?

by Gary Daughters

“The Spheres” on Amazon’s Seattle campus are home to more than 40,000 plants and 400 species from around the world.

Source: Amazon

Amazon’s ‘The Spheres’ highlights the trend of making the workplace more compelling — even as it seems to find its hometown more repellent.

Gary Daughters
Senior Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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A Tough ACT to Follow

Are locations making progress in quantifying skills required by capital investors?

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Project Bulletin: Hanover, Pennsylvania; Holly Springs, North Carolina; Kulim, Kedah, Malaysia

Utz opens a distribution center in Pennsylvania; Amgen establishes a new facility in North Carolina; Hyundai Motor plans to expand offerings in Malaysia.

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Hungry?

In late 2012 when Hostess declared bankruptcy, a long line of Twinkie and Ding Dong jokes predictably exploded across the airwaves.

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New England’s IT Hub That Punches Above Its Weight

If only there were a metro in the Northeast that had the economic, transportation, higher education and cultural assets of New York and Boston, but without the congestion...

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A Food Revolution

Plant-based proteins cement California’s status as the nation’s food leader

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Features

Cutting Edge Now Means ‘Really Robust Amenities’

by Mark Arend

University of Maryland’s A. James Clark Hall

Photo by John T. Consoli courtesy of University of Maryland

How the University of Maryland’s Discovery District convinced private investors to take a second look.

Mark Arend
Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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Pictures of the Wind

The Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) in February announced that global installed wind energy capacity increased by 19 percent in 2012 to 282,000 MW.

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KLIA Aeropolis To Join The Global Airport Cities Club

Malaysia’s main air transport hub has far-reaching aspirations.

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Super Sites II, Site Selection Magazine, January 2006

A mid threats that include residential encroachment, eminent domain backlash and logistics congestion, detail work has never meant so much in the assembly of large industrial project sites. But having those details in place can be the difference between a mega-project and mega-dirt. Proof positive came in the fall of 2005 when SeverCorr chose a […]

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Channels on the Rise

Frac sand is quarried in Wisconsin, Louisiana, Arkansas, Missouri and Illinois, making the Mississippi River an important mode of transport by barge. The Port of Natchez has announced a US$34-million expansion for trans-loading and storing sand and resin-coated sand. Blain Sand and Gravel and Fores Frac Sand are investing $7 million and $27 million, respectively, to add new processing and handling facilities and upgrade the rail at the port, creating 60 jobs. The Port of Greater Baton Rouge is now home to GNS Frac’s new $10-million sand drying and sorting facility at the Inland Rivers Marine Terminal in Port Allen, La.

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Boats and Blades

Energetx Composites, a progeny of long-time yacht builder S2 Yachts, is busy carving out a niche in wind turbine blade manufacturing. The Holland, Mich., company was formed in 2008 when S2 Yachts decided to diversify as the recession began to affect yacht sales. In addition to wind blades, Energetx builds structural composites for the defense, aerospace and transportation markets.

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Online Insider

A ‘Decisive Moment’ in Paris

by Adam Bruns

With $60 million in funding, French photography editing startup Meero is about to build the nation’s largest computer vision center and open more offices abroad.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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San Bernardino County, California: Passing the Spark Of Imagination to The Next Generation

From drones to animatronics, the future is here today in San Bernardino County.

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Entrepreneurs Flourish In East Mississippi

When you think of eastern Mississippi, what’s the first thought that pops into your head?

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U.S. Southwest: Boomtown Central

These five fast-rising boomtowns are making a splash in the desert.

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The 10 Biggest Workforce Challenges Facing America Today

Ron Starner leads off this year’s Workforce 2024 publication with the results of a survey of leaders in economics, workforce development, site selection and economic development.

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Success In Short Order

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

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The Winning Future

by Adam Bruns

Walmart’s new home office is one of many corporate administrative hubs finding a comfortable fit with room to grow in the Natural State.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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AI IN SITE SELECTION

Could AI help you pick your next major facility location or expansion? Here’s what two site consultants at Biggins, Lacy, Shapiro and Company think, and how one AI professional responds.

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Making History

Amazon is pursuing its usual pre-holidays hiring ramp-up, even as it ramps up the number of e-fulfillment centers that will welcome most of those employees.

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Anywhere But Here?

A major fine offers multinationals a learning opportunity about why location matters when it comes to international economic sanctions.

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Divisional Headquarters’ Role Gains Focus

Regional headquarters still play a role for many organizations, but business units
are increasingly being centralized to maximize cost and labor-supply advantages.

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Next-Gen Site Selection

A new generation of commercial transport changes the rules of where facilities supporting this bellwether industry are located. Airbus has opened a new, 650-employee facility in Broughton, Wales, where wings for the A350 XWB will be manufactured. Boeing has not yet determined where it will build its new 737 MAX airliner. Renton, Wash., has been home to 737 production for decades, but the aerospace giant is also considering other locations.

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Arkansas to the World: ‘Make Yourself at Home’

by Mark Arend

Arkansas is home to nearly 470 global employers that support more than 34,104 jobs.

Mark Arend
Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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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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Come Together

Collaboration anchors new models for innovation.

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Creating the Workforce You Need

Kentucky provides companies with the support they need to craft the perfect employee.

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R&D Center Locations Are Technology & Talent Driven

According to a recent survey of CEOs and CTOs of innovation companies, less than a fifth of these companies say they are ahead of the curve .

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Cobb’s Magic Waters

The Braves project alone will generate 5,200 new jobs, and the organization, was delighted with the Cobb team’s ability to keep the discussions utterly confidential.

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The CEO Who Runs Arkansas Like a Business

by Ron Starner

Gov. Asa Hutchinson, the Chief Economic Officer, wasted little time in setting the tone at the top.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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The Logistics Capital of the West

Colorado continually invests into the infrastructure of its transportation network.

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DHL Commerce Gateway Demonstrates Turnkey Approach to Logistics

When customers begin moving into the DHL Commerce Gateway, they’ll be doing more than merely occupying space near the Port of Charleston.

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Cause and (Cartel) Effect

A new report uses rig data to link fracking and other 'advances' to OPEC's rigging of the marketplace.

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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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IAMC Insider, Site Selection magazine, November 2003

Dear IAMC members and prospective members: IAMC is off to an incredible start. I don’t think any of those who sat in the initial brainstorming sessions that launched the organization thought we could accomplish as much as we have in just a little over 18 months. Our success is a credit to our initial […]

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TrustBelt

Good Times Predicted for a Manufacturing-Backed Economy

by Ron Starner

Manufacturing is making a huge comeback in America and is propelling the nation toward its longest economic expansion since World War II.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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A Mission of Innovation

Oregon launches a plan to spur innovation economy.

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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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Analysis: China, Not the U.S., Will Lead Electric Vehicle Markets

Advances in internal combustion engines will blunt the impact of rising electric-vehicle market share in the world’s major economies, and the U.S. will not be the top EV market, according to a recent report.

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Cap One/JLL Strategy Tames Hyper

Frankly, most companies would die for problems like Capital One Financial’s (www.capital1.com): five straight years of 20 percent-plus earnings growth and a spot in Fortune‘s “100 Best Places to Work.” But Capital One’s blistering growth had burned a gaping hole in its corporate real estate (CRE) strategy. Like some steroid-fueled bullfrog, the Signet Bank spin-off […]

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Stacking the Deck

Push for training drives innovative programs in higher education, creates opportunity for Americans.

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TrustBelt

America’s Small Town Revolution

Disruptive technologies to spur new era of small town growth

Discovery Hub Adds Clout to University’s Research Ecosystem

Chemours, a global producer of fluoroproducts, chemical solutions and titanium technologies.

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Made In America, But Not In My Backyard

I’ve been in the room when a company’s leaders met with a state’s economic developers to plan a flashy, scripted news conference announcing the latest and greatest manufacturing project.

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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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No Time Like the Present

State reaches new Amazon deal; automotive cluster grows.

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IAMC Spotlight: Future Focused

As IAMC approaches its 20th anniversary next year, three IAMC corporate members look ahead.

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TrustBelt

Ford Fuels Detroit Resurgence

by Ron Starner

Train station project will be catalyst for urban renewal.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Rivers Run Through It

And life is good in these five river cities in Illinois.

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Sudden Gust

Not knowing whether the wind production tax credit would be renewed or not, a megaload of wind farm projects and expansions came online just before the finish line in 2012.

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Clean-Tech Multinationals Continue to Flood the Valley with Billions in Capital Investment

ennessee’s advanced energy industry already employs nearly 394,000 Tennesseans in more than 20,300 businesses that contribute...

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Illinois Gets Picture Perfect

If you enjoyed watching “Dark Matter” and “Presumed Innocent,” you will love what Illinois film studios are hatching next.

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There’s Fast, and There’s Quantum Fast

When even supercomputers aren’t up to the job, it’s time for quantum computing, and Colorado is rapidly becoming home to a quantum computing cluster.

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International Update

Positive Signs on the Horizon

by Adam Bruns

Industrial projects aimed at U.S.-Mexico commerce will unite instead of divide.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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On the Trail of Innovation

The region has built momentum as high-tech companies and consortia grew alongside expanding resources.

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Tenant Energy Plans Are All About ROI

Sustainability programs come and go, but following the ULI's new program could help yours stick around a little longer.

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1998’s Alternating Business Climate Currencies: Whiplash Changes Leave Location Winners, Losers in Wake

OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 1998 1998’s Alternating Business Climate Currencies: Whiplash Changes Leave Location Winners, Losers in Wake by Jack Lyne The ruble is in ruins, and the Pacific Rim is now “the pathetic rim,” some analysts say. But some firms are expanding to capitalize in a year of whiplash change in world business climates, one that may […]

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Squarely In the Middle

The community of Russell offers the perfect blend of industrial opportunity with a high quality of life.

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Golden State County Goes Green

High-tech recycling firms choose San Bernardino County as their home base.

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Investment Profile

The 3D City

by Ron Starner

How an upstart Austin suburb became a magnet for additive manufacturing.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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The Ideas Factory

Business collaboration and commercialized research represent the cutting edge of higher education.

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APPRENTICESHIPS: The Swiss Solution

The best apprentices make the best workers. Just ask the Swiss.

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As Real as It Gets

Long viewed as a system parallel to that of traditional employers, the film and TV production economy has become the new normal for many leading regions.

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Service Provider Showcase, Site Selection magazine, May 2003

ver the past 30 months, United Technologies Corporation has slashed $40 million from its 58 million-sq.-ft. (5.4-million-sq.-m.) domestic real estate portfolio, thanks to the help of a strategic alliance with United Systems Integrators Corp. (USI) of Stamford, Conn. Today, USI is expanding its efforts to include United Technologies’ international portfolio. All told, USI is now […]

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Unrivaled Domination

Texas is still No. 1 for petroleum, and it’s not even close.

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MIZ…ZOU

University of Missouri – Columbia is a leader in athletics, research and more.

Green Light

When a province is creating more than half the new jobs for its nation, chances are it’s a leader in competitiveness.

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Billions Banking on The Bayou

Louisiana cleans up while helping the world meet its clean energy goals.

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Genan, ICON Aircraft, BRP, Inc., and much more!

Recycling a tire used to mean turning it into a backyard swing, but not any longer.

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Sector Update: Oil & Gas Services

Malaysia’s Oil & Gas Machinery and Equipment sector gained new momentum in August with the opening of the expansion of Halliburton’s Malaysia Manufacturing and Technology Centre in Senai, in the southern state of Johor Bahru.

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Portugal: Lab to Fab

Portugal’s innovation mindset cultivates a growing sweet spot for the global semiconductor industry.

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21st Century College, 21st Century City

by Savannah King

University of Missouri – Kansas City is educating the workforce of tomorrow in one of America’s smartest cities.

Savannah King

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Time = Money

While policy wonks debate its worth, logistics companies are pouncing on the 'New Silk Road' opportunity.

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Bald Tires No More: Incentive Fund Unlocks $9B in Capital Investment

Michigan: Bald Tires No More|: Incentive Fund Unlocks $9B in Capital Investment: New incentives deliver EV mega-projects for Michigan and its auto industry.

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Next Mission: Transmission

Development of renewable energy resources is increasingly critical to meeting demand for non-carbon-based energy

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New England and the Regional Energy Innovation Cluster

The Greater Philadelphia Innovation Cluster recently won $129.7 million in funding from federal sources to create a Regional Energy Innovation Cluster (E-RIC).

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Dislocation, Dislocation, Dislocation

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

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A Public Affairs Leader in the Heart of America

The university was named among the best in the Midwest by The Princeton Review and U.S. News & World Report.

Soft Landings: Foreign Firms Find a Foothold in Charlotte

In 2019, 25 foreign companies added a total of 1,300+ jobs and $203 million in capital investment in metro Charlotte, a region responsible for $13.8 billion in total exports in 2019.

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A Business-Driven Approach to Apprenticeship

New workforce development programs in Colorado
train students and job seekers for in-demand careers.

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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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Past, Present & Future

Ohio's deep roots in manufacturing prove crucial to transformational industries.

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Maine: Retired Air Force Base Takes on New Life as Business Powerhouse

The city of Limestone sees business revitalization at a retired military base.

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A Leader in Medical Research

by Savannah King

Washington University in St. Louis is committed to strengthening scientific knowledge.

Savannah King

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Laser Focus, Global Opportunities

A Conversation with Ontario's Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade.

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The Brightest Ideas Are Coming from Austin

Ever heard of Volcon, Ayro or Hyliion? They’re just a few of the lesser known firms trying to make the Austin region the electric vehicle capital of the world.

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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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Brightest of the Bright

For talent, New Jersey occupies a universe of its own.

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It’s a Bird! It’s a Plane! It’s Made in Kansas

For more than a century Kansas has helped the aviation industry soar to new heights.

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Field of Study

by Savannah King

Southeast Missouri State University is growing business, opportunity and collaboration.

Savannah King

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Where Aerospace Manufacturers Are Gravitating in 2020

PwC’s Aerospace & Defense practice has issued the seventh edition of its Aerospace Manufacturing Attractiveness Rankings.

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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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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

ituated in the middle of the nation, MidAmerica Industrial Park finds itself well-suited to the demanding needs of businesses that rely on “same-day or next-day” logistics to fuel their growth. A recent logistics study commissioned by MidAmerica, Oklahoma’s largest industrial park, delivers data that qualifies the park as a major distribution center […]

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2015 Top State Business Climates: Peach State Three-peat

The enviable strength of the US economy is being felt in both new and old places. Find out where your state ranked!

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Malaysia Rising

Malaysia offers an ideal ecosystem for the medical devices industry at a watershed moment for Southeast Asia.

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Engineering Marvels

by Savannah King

To find top engineering talent in the Show-Me State, all one needs to do is look around.

Savannah King

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ASIA

Insights on Chinese inward FDI from MOFCOM’s most recent report.

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Record Reforms Improve Region’s Business Climate

The World Bank Group’s Doing Business 2020 study finds a number of improvements across 16 Caribbean country economies.

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Real World

Some are forward-leaning. Some are futuristic or visionary. Some are private, others public. Some exist and thrive already. Others look pretty on paper so far. A few are outright mind-bogglers.

What a sampling of science park activity reveals most of all is a hunger for environments conducive to innovation.

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Top Industries: Asia Arrives

In leading the way in corporate facility investments worldwide in 2010, the transportation equipment sector can give credit to automotive companies

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Battle: Film Incentives

With coffers near empty, states debate the merits of tax credits for movies.

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Springfield: Room to Grow

by Savannah King

The third largest city in the Show-Me State, Springfield is a tried-and-true location for companies looking to locate in the Show Me State.

Savannah King

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Handling It

Kentucky’s manufacturers of material-handling equipment support a wide variety of companies while continuing to grow by leaps and bounds.

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‘Unique in the United States’

The Higher Education Community Makes Greater Charlotte Even Greater

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Not Your Father’s Recycling Program

Today’s corporate sustainability has a broader mandate, and a stronger focus on results. The name of the green game today is energy efficiency, cost reduction and return on investment (ROI).

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The Zhengzhou Airport Economy Zone: A Remarkable Aerotropolis

Can a world-class aerotropolis be developed in less than 10 years providing the most modern aviation-oriented manufacturing, logistics and information-based business services? The answer must be no.

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Programs that Work for People Who Work

A peek into the latest data shows where certified logistics skills are most plentiful.

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Taney County: Music to Business Ears

by Savannah King

While tourism is the region’s bread and butter, its business acumen should not be underestimated.

Savannah King

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Battle: Film Incentives

With coffers near empty, states debate the merits of tax credits for movies.

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Counterattack

New sites and new research aim to identify where the next codebreakers will emerge.

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Tribal Economic Development: Anchoring Down On New Opportunities

The Puyallup Tribe adds commercial port activity in Tacoma to an increasingly diverse economic development roster.

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Old and In the Way

Companies don’t pay nearly enough attention to the cost of holding onto shuttered sites as a first-ever benchmarking report shows.

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Seeking Purchase:

Insights into Corporate PPAs and East Coast Wind

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St. Louis: Center of Business

by Savannah King

St. Louis is a powerhouse of business activity in the state.

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Certifiably Successful

Good things start happening when an economic development organization gets serious about workforce development.

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Novelis CSO Charts Ambitious Course

Q & A with John Gardner, Novelis’ chief sustainability officer

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New Jersey’s Foreign Accent

Companies from France and Ireland add further ballast to an already strong bioscience ecosystem.

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Is It Real?

A maker of synthetic cadavers and other simulation products for medical training experiences the excitement and growing pains that come with corporate adolescence.

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Time to Unwind

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

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St. Joseph: Corner of Industry

by Savannah King

The St. Joseph region in the Northwest corner of the state doesn’t do mediocre.

Savannah King

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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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VISITORS FLOCK TO OREGON IN RECORD NUMBERS

From overnight stays to total spending, tourism is hitting new heights.

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Talent, Consider Your Resources

To build and retain skilled talent, there must be ample support behind the scenes, guiding every step of the way to nurture a reliable talent pool.

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Meet the Leader Who Carries The Kansas Banner Globally

Ron Starner talks with Kansas Governor Laura Kelly.

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‘Deep Roots’

The only thing stronger than Louisiana’s oil & gas infrastructure is the network of relationships among the firms that continue to build and operate it.

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Sedalia and Warrensburg Offer Central Perks

by Savannah King

Missouri’s prime location doesn’t get more convenient for businesses looking to grow in the Midwest.

Savannah King

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IAMC Report: Farm-to-Factory-to-Table

A group of disruptive trends will alter the locate-design-build-operate calculus for food processors as they consider the nature of future facilities.

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Only Two of Top 10 Inward FDI Leaders by Value in the OECD Saw Growth in 2023. But What’s Up in Estonia?

Twice a year, the Paris-based Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) publishes “FDI in Figures.” The most recent release dropped April 30, showing that global FDI flows dropped by 7% in 2023 to US$1.36 trillion, including a decrease in more than two-thirds of the 38 OECD economies.

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