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Why Indy, Philly Stand a Shot to Land Amazon

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

Worried About Your IP and Market Access Around the World?

The US Trade Representative and PhRMA are too.

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The Customer Is Always Right

T he maxim used as a headline here is worth thinking about carefully the next time you prepare to sign a service provider contract, no matter how it’s structured. The agreement you commit to will be the starting point of any number of business scenarios, and how you and your service provider relate at the […]

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Firing on All Cylinders

Market intelligence and analysis show companies making intelligent location choices across Greater Phoenix.

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A Capital Idea: Investors Choose Richmond

The Virginia capital region is welcoming projects from a broad range of companies, including e-commerce, insurance, data centers and biotech.

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Scrubbing Clean Energy Data

Industry project investment data from sectors and professional practices attached to clean tech and clean power are central to the sophisticated index behind Site Selection’s annual Sustainability Rankings, which last year saluted top performers such as Sweden, North Carolina and Austin, Texas.

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Area Spotlights

The Startup Sandbox

by Ron Starner

Downtown St. Petersburg

Photo courtesy of Greater St. Petersburg Area EDC

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

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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TTIP: Let’s Be Clear

Misunderstanding and mistrust threaten passage of a critical trade agreement.

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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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SEMICONDUCTORS: U.S. Set to Dominate Global Chip Production

A new report from an industry association and an interview with two global corporate services veterans at Newmark tell you all you need to know about how to approach the semiconductor opportunity at hand.

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IAMC INSIDER

NOVEMBER 2006 Saying ‘Yes’ (cover) Meet a Member IAMC Professional Forum Special Report (Decisions) Made in China Request Information

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Lights, Camera, Illinois!

Behind the camera, production crews like what they’re finding in the Prairie State.

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At the Edge of Disorder: Welcome to the New World

“At the Edge of Disorder” may seem like a provocative presentation title, but it perfectly summed up geopolitical strategist Peter Zeihan’s talk to a group of corporate real estate executives and economic development leaders this month.

Hit the Ground Running

Georgia Quick Start helps companies with workforce training needs across sectors.

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Why Georgia Keeps Breaking Records

State with the nation’s best business climate outperforms even during a pandemic.

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EU Applicants’ Enthusiasm Is Guarded

Before the international banking crisis, the European Union represented a promised land for European outsiders looking in. Balkan countries, seeing a path to prosperity, scrambled to join. The lure was particularly strong for sovereign states emerging from war-torn Yugoslavia.

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“It’s a local delicacy”

When I hear those words I know I’m going to suffer.

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We Are Part of the Fix

The spotlight moves to corporate America.

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Features

The Travel Industry and Metropolitan Economic Growth

All visitors and newcomers, together with the money they bring into a community, stimulate economic development.

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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Built for the Long Haul

Oregon’s economy outperforms competitors in key metrics.

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Are Tariffs Inviting Global Instability?

How current trade policies may be ushering in trouble.

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WORLD REPORTS: July 2025

International logistics company DP World is establishing a new free trade zone at the Port of Caucedo in the Dominican Republic. The FTZ will encompass over 555 acres at the port, whose presence will increase current twenty-foot equivalent unit (TEU) capacity from 2.5 million to 3.1 million.

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Strategy Shift

2010 has been anything but ordinary for Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer. She has gained international attention with the state’s controversial immigration law.

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Project Activity Climbs 32% in Pittsburgh

by Ron Starner

Total capital investment dips, but jobs rise 56% in 10-county region.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Roundtable Delivers New Solutions To Today’s Real Estate Challenges

A s if their plates weren’t full enough already, economic conditions are mandating that corporate real estate managers figure out how to do more with less. More what? They must now demonstrate more of an ability to contain, if not reduce, costs where property assets are concerned, because shareholders and real estate investors are less […]

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Mapping the Ocean Floor from the Mountains

The Seabed 2030 Project aims to compile a map of the entire seafloor by the year 2030. The detail work starts at the coasts, but a company driving the project is in Colorado.

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Numbers Don’t Lie

Greater Phoenix Beats the Competition

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Indoor Farming is for Real

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

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Six-State Region Packs a Punch

A roundup of economic development happenings in some former colonies.

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Toledo, Des Moines Rank Among National Leaders in Opportunity Jobs

by Ron Starner

Employers needing to find workers for middle-skill jobs are increasingly turning to metro areas in the Midwestern U.S.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Everybody’s Doing It

But some states appear to do FDI better than others.

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Where to Reshore Away from Both Shores

From 2010 to 2020, more than 1 million jobs were reshored back to the United States, according to Reshoring Initiative 2020 Data Report from the Reshoring Initiative.

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Kurdistan: Where Pioneer Investors in Iraq Get Started

Iraqi opportunities. These two words don’t seem a good match, unless perhaps in the context of the oil or security businesses. But the phrase makes sense in Iraqi Kurdistan, the autonomous northern region of Iraq, where early commercial investors are now on the scene. Across many areas of Iraq, peace is fragile and daily life can still be unpredictably dangerous. But growth is returning to Iraqi Kurdistan led from its capital, Erbil. Brands such as Sheraton, Hilton, Porsche and Sony are entering Kurdistan looking to access the potential of this region of 4 million people. Nissan has opened its largest service center in the Middle East, and its new airport, opened in 2005, has one of the longest runways in the world.

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Quebec: Building Partnerships In the Americas

[Editor’s note: The following is excerpted from a speech by Quebec Premier Lucien Bouchard in New York City on April 15.] I am very pleased to be back in New York City. On my last visit, three years ago, I had just become Premier of Quebec, and I spoke about our goal of turning around […]

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To the Moon, Alice!

Need a ride outside the troposphere? Commercial air service will only get you so far.

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Flying High

by Gary Daughters

An aerial stunt team performs at the annual Marrakesh Air Show.

Photo: Getty Images

With aerospace and autos leading the way, Morocco is poised for a breakout.

Gary Daughters
Senior Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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Outsourcing Case Studies, Special Advertising Section, Site Selection Magazine, November 2003

A s companies focus on their core competencies to remain in the black, there is greater incentive to turn to commercial real estate service providers to handle the real estate and facilities management functions. Companies outsource projects to reduce costs while simultaneously gaining special niche skills and services such as lease […]

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2020: When Your Data Center Becomes Your Real HQ

Report reinforces how your digital footprint is more important than your physical one.

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I – 5 CORRIDOR: Put a Lid On It

In Seattle, it’s time to put a lid on things to reconnect people and places.

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Teeming with Activity

Perched on the southern tip of the Korean peninsula is the city of Yeosu. Known for its ocean ecology, the city of just under 300,000 also boasts an ocean-port economy driven by its own historic port and the nearby Port of Gwanyang, home to Korean giant POSCO’s largest steelmaking complex in the world, as well as the Gwangyang Bay Area Free Economic Zone (GFEZ).

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Change Is Refreshing. Predictability Is Too.

The latest edition of our annual 50-state guide updates you on economic development laws, leaders, policies, incentives and projects.

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Area Spotlights

Why Ohio is Losing the Trade War

by Ron Starner

The impact of trade tariffs is being debated in many corners, but a team of researchers has found evidence that Ohio is bearing the brunt of the backlash.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Drawing a Crowd

Each November in Dusseldorf, Germany, more than 135,000 visitors from more than 100 countries attend Medica, the world’s largest gathering for the medical industry. That sea of participants includes an array of state agencies from the U.S. seeking new business for existing companies and recruiting investment from firms based around the globe.

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From Batteries To Biosphere 2, Tech Abounds In AZ

Arizona is a top 10 state this year and No. 2 in the nation over the next decade for projected tech job growth

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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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Focused on Excellence

Washington’s community and technical college system meets the needs of industry with Centers of Excellence.

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Top Groups: On Solid Ground, Site Selection Magazine, May 2004

T he top economic development groups in the U.S. for 2003 know how to strike the ideal balance – between confidentiality and telling your story; blockbuster corporate deals and incremental company growth; new development and the infrastructure and redevelopment to go with it; simple processes and sophisticated methods of obtaining them. […]

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OnSite Travel Blog

Stupid Tourist Questions While Bare-assed on The Bridge

by Adam Jones-Kelley

Today I dropped our pants and walked across the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

Adam Jones-Kelley

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Crossing Boundaries

Founded by a man from Denmark, currently based in the UAE, and with offices in such locations as Moscow and Johannesburg, energy storage and smart grid firm Rubenius is nothing if not global.

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Gear Shifters

Japanese automotive supplier DENSO makes a “transformative” $1-billion investment in Maryville, Tenn.

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WORLD REPORTS

WORLD REPORTS From Site Selection magazine, May 2008 Freudenberg Debuts Shanghai Facility P&G Plant Makes Scents in Singapore Ecolab Taps Zurich for EMEA HQ Frankfurt Airport Readies for A380 Jets Solar Demand Drives Japan Expansions Yahoo Speeds Global Moves Yahoo opened a new lab in Haifa, Israel, in March. by JOHN W. McCURRY john.mccurry […]

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Editor’s View: OLYMPIC-LEVEL EXCELLENCE

MEMORIALS TO TOMORROW

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Top 20 U.S. Facilities, 1999

1999’s U.S. Location Leviathans b y J A C K L Y N E The very big U.S. business expansion equaled very big facilities: That’s the nutshell tale of the 20 largest corporate facility deals announced in the United States in 1999, as the nation edged toward its longest sustained economic expansion. 1999’s […]

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Stable, Safe & Free to Prosper

by Adam Bruns

North Macedonia’s free zones play a key role in the newly renamed country’s economic growth plan.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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The Tax Man Doesn’t Cometh

Businesses keep more money in their pockets thanks to recent reforms.

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Airbus Outlines Its Global COVID-19 Response

Aerospace Industries Association President and CEO Eric Fanning urges action on relief legislation and public-private partnership.

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In Illinois, Industry and Academia Go Hand in Hand

World-class research is a game changer in Illinois, and it starts in the university lab.

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Banking on the Business of Sports

From the Green Bay Packers to the 2020 Ryder Cup, Northeast Wisconsin seeks big wins on and off the field.

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Where Big Tech Companies Make Big Investments

Ohio helps it technology startups grow.

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Area Spotlights

No Place Like Home

Collaborative workspaces fill the interior of Western Union’s new headquarters.

Photo courtesy of Gensler/Ryan Gobuty

Western Union’s HQ search didn’t stray far.

IAMC Insider: The Trust Factor

Successful service provider relationships; the industrial surplus property challenge; and corporate cybersecurity tips.

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European Industry Clusters Form in 1999’s Top 10

Editor’s note: This feature is a follow-up report on “Europe’s 1999 Facility Race,” which appeared in the July 2000 Site Selection. This article goes beyond the ranking and looks at which industries are hot and which are not in the top European markets. To be or not to be — in the European Monetary Union […]

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Project Bulletin: July 29. 2024

EDITOR’S NOTE: The project records appearing every week in the Site Selection Project Bulletin are pulled from the Conway Projects Database, a proprietary resource with tens of thousands of records of corporate end-user facility investments across all industry sectors and all world geographies. Want to look for our projects yourself? Look here. Hollywood’s Latest Addition […]

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Might Makes Sites Right

Even in the midst of a drawdown, military installations help regional economies soar.

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Why Connecticut, United Technologies Corp. Inked a Landmark Agreement

The agreement, announced in February 2014, will lead to the construction of a new Pratt & Whitney headquarters.

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China’s Medicine Cabinet

by Mark Arend

Geneseeq Technology is based in the Sino-Danish Science Park in the Nanjing Biotech and Pharmaceutical Valley.

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

Mark Arend
Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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No Time Like the Present

State reaches new Amazon deal; automotive cluster grows.

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Canada’s Best Locations 2024

Based on corporate facility project investment data, Ontario secures the Canadian Competitiveness Award among provinces and 20 regions distinguish themselves as Canada’s Best Locations.

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The Made-to-Order Factory

Xcellerex: The Made-to-Order Factory

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Looking for Mr. (and Ms.) Goodhire: How Expanding Firms Are Finding Human Capital

Labor may be spare, but it’s out there. And broad-ranging corporate strategies are finding it. What would you ask for if you could get just about any expansion incentive imaginable? That was the situation for United Parcel Service (UPS) in 1998. Its new cargo-sorting hub would employ 6,000-plus with a US$250 million annual payroll. Clearly, […]

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A Powerful Proposition

Top Utilities of the Year: A Powerful Proposition

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Features

‘Staggering’ Amount of Venture Capital Drives Leading U.S. Clusters

by Adam Bruns

But watch for emerging areas driven by institutions more focused on commercialization, says CBRE report.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Features

The Golf Shot Heard ‘Round the World

by Ron Starner

How Frisco beat out 200-plus cities to land a crown jewel of sports

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Governing Like a CEO

Meet Mark Parkinson, CEO of Kansas.

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Did You Remember Batteries?

A Nordic venture with powerful backing aims to help power an electrified Europe with a multibillion-dollar battery plant in Swedish Lapland.

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Show Me the Tax Cuts

Missouri slashes business tax rates to improve its competitive position.

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The Ultimate Value-Add

In the May 2012 issue of Harvard Business Review, Anne Marie Knott, a former Hughes Aircraft engineer who serves as professor of strategy at Washington University’s Olin Business School in St. Louis, has published “The Trillion-Dollar R&D Fix.”

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Industry Alliance Hammers Out a New Portfolio Management Model

A team of corporate real estate executives, leading academics and service providers met regularly through late 1998 and much of 1999 to craft a new portfolio management model that recognizes corporate real estate as a strategic organizational asset. What exactly is portfolio management in the corporate real estate context? Unless the concept is given some […]

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Go West, Go Global

by Savannah King

Amazon’s Spheres

Photo courtesy of Jordan Stead/Amazon

Greater Seattle’s talent base, pioneering spirit, and quality of life are second to none.

Savannah King

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TECHNOLOGY TOOLBOX

TECHNOLOGY TOOLBOX From Site Selection magazine, March 2008 Bayer Buffers Churn How one pharmaceutical company simplifies big moves. by JOHN W. McCURRY john.mccurry bounce@conway.com W orkplace churn can present major headaches for corporate managers. That’s particularly true with firms in industries in flux such as the pharmaceutical sector, whether it’s movement brought on by […]

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Home and Away

In earning Site Selection's Canadian Competitiveness Award this year, British Columbia's Ministry of Jobs, Tourism and Skills Training jumps up from a second-place finish last year to snare the prize.

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XCEL Energy: Pioneer & Partner

Xcel Energy’s economic development vision is as clear as its power portfolio is clean.

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Collaboration Is King in Virginia

Multiple schools team up to train the workforce of today and tomorrow.

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Blemish Remover

Tommy Strömberg, COO and EVP Products for Innotech Solar, used to work for REC Silicon, where about six years ago one of his colleagues had an idea.

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International Update

Out With the New

by Gary Daughters

Renderings courtesy of Foster + Partners

Axeing plans for a glitzy new airport was merely the opening act for Mexico’s new socialist president.

Gary Daughters
Senior Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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D.C. Projects Designed to Draw Workers Back to the Office

Will highly educated talent choose mixed-use properties? Developers are banking on it.

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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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Which States Host the Most Fast-Growing Firms?

August saw the annual release of the Inc. 5000. Which means that today, on the same date we performed our analysis last year, we examine where all 5,000 firms call home.

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PURE MICHIGAN IN PICTURES

MAKE IT IN MICHIGAN

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EDITORS’S VIEW

hat do Finland, Jordan, Namibia and Ghana know that the United States did not – at least until quite recently? They know the importance of marketing their national markets to global investors. In a period of six months starting last October, a colleague and I attended gatherings of corporate real estate executives, national investment promotion […]

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Area Spotlights

Ruins to Riches

by Gary Daughters

Detroit’s abandoned Packard plant is being revived as a “city within a city.”

Photo by Yvette van der Velde/Packard Plant Project

Abandoned auto plants need not always meet the bulldozers.

Gary Daughters
Senior Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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Develop Here — But Not There?

Baltimore, Maryland is the location of two new headquarters projects — one involving construction of a new waterfront office complex for Constellation Energy Group, which is merging with Chicago-based Exelon, and one the expansion of Under Armour’s headquarters in the Locust Point area.

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Make in South Asia?

The time for an investment and manufacturing renaissance has arrived.

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Get Behind the Sun

Sure you’d expect giant solar power plants to be announced in Southern California or Texas. But the southern Great White North?

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CenterPoint Energy: A $40 Billion Jack Of All Trades

When it comes to supporting economic development in Texas, CenterPoint Energy qualifies as the jack of all trades. A diversified, $40-billion energy company headquartered in Houston, CenterPoint serves more than 7 million customers in six states with electric and natural gas energy and employs around 9,000 people. In one form or another, this company has […]

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Rx for Healthcare IT: Columbus

The Columbus Region is becoming a national hub for healthcare IT innovation.

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Cover

The Global South

by Adam Bruns

The top international deals of the year were marked by Chinese capital flowing into India and Africa, among other industry trends.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Closing the Workforce Housing Gap

The markets where it’s happening and why it’s important.

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Delaware: Diversifying Port Capabilities

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

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Making an Impression

Pennsylvania leads from the front in innovative manufacturing technologies.

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Soup’s On in New Jersey

A new project at Campbell Soup Company’s world headquarters showcases a company and a state leading the way in solar power deployment.

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Out in Front

The Pittsburgh coal seam discovered in 1750 was expected to have a life of about 100 years. That seam, one of the richest in the world, is still being mined today. So is Pennsylvania’s enduring streak of energy innovation and leadership.

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Invented in Hungary

by Mark Arend

The Megyeri Bridge links Buda and Pest across the Danube River.

Photos courtesy of the Hungarian Investment Promotion Agency

Industries transition quickly up the value chain in this dynamic market.

Mark Arend
Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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Boots On the Ground

There are so many options in Texas outside of the Golden Triangle.”

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TECHNOLOGY TOOLBOX

ealthcare services heavyweight McKesson Corporation was looking for new software to help it with transaction and project management in 2002. The San Francisco-based company wasn’t satisfied with the software it was using at the time and was in the market for something better to keep track of its growing portfolio. McKesson opted […]

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Project Bulletin, August 4, 2025: Frederick & Gaithersburg, Maryland; Narvik, Norway; Lliçà de Vall, Catalonia, Spain

X-energy expands Xe-100 training in Maryland. Project Stargate logs on in Norway. Pharmaceutical company Grifols doubles production capacity in Spain.

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Project Bulletin, July 7, 2025: Ulsan, South Korea; Brunswick, Maine; Rowan County, North Carolina

AWS and SK Group team up on AI infrastructure development in Ulsan; Swedish med-tech manufacturer unveils its largest facility investment in Maine; Jabil plans to establish a new manufacturing site in North Carolina.

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Citicorp’s Tampa Real Estate Prototype

Merger-contemplating executive No. 1: “Can anybody stop us?” Merger-contemplating executive No. 2: “Hmmm . . . NATO?” Citigroup does things big, as boldfaced by that humorous exchange, reported during 1998’s Travelers-Citicorp merger discussions. Just how big is obvious in Tampa. “We have 9,400 employees in Florida, 2,500 in the Tampa area and 2,200 […]

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Features

Big Dreams Fuel Big Rigs

by Ron Starner

Class 8 truck shipments in North America are expected to reach their highest level since 2006 this year, and sales are projected to reach almost 220,000 units in 2020.

Photo courtesy of Daimler Trucks North America

How a North Carolina county weathered the recession to emerge as a truck-making leader.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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2024 Top Free Trade Zones

Indexing data from the 85th Annual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board to Congress, we name the top FTZs and top states for FTZ impact. Plus a look at the latest analysis of free zone activity abroad.

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Home Run

No matter where you live in the United States, you've seen a version of the headline, "City Hall Gives Way in Stadium Deal." In El Paso, Texas, they take those words literally.

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Good Thinking

University spending on research (R&D) in all fields increased 6.9 percent between FY 2009 and FY 2010 to US$61.2 billion. University of Florida Innovation Hub, Tijuana, Mexico tax incentives.

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Food on the Move

In Oklahoma, that scrumptious choice of food is on the move as the food truck craze has taken hold.

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STEM EDUCATION: Public, Private Sectors Invest Billions in STEM Program Funding

Here’s how some places are addressing the critical shortage of STEM workers.

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Departments

Editor’s View: The Awards We Bestow – And One We Don’t

by Mark Arend

We don’t bestow awards for courage in our annual Best to Invest suite of location honors each May. So we couldn’t honor Venezuela’s Juan Guaidó with one.

Mark Arend
Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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Scorecard Charts Uptick in County’s Competitiveness

West Des Moines and environs have what recent financial sector investors are looking for.

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International Flights Get Breather On EU Emissions Trading Scheme

International flights into and out of European airspace have been granted a small reprieve by the European Commission, which has suspended their inclusion into the controversial EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) for one more year.

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New Investments in Manufacturing and Agriculture Sweep Into the Dakotas

Over the next few years, with the help of innovative practices, the processes behind farming and food production will take a new direction that optimizes resources...

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Battery Powered

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

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Montgomery County, Maryland: Where Leading-Edge Life Sciences Happens

The largest and wealthiest county in Maryland, Montgomery County anchors the BioHealth Capital Region.

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Cover

2019 Top Deals

by Adam Bruns

Last year’s most lucrative corporate projects feature tech, transportation and three from Amazon that collectively aim to fulfill 33,000 job openings.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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New Facilities 1995, page 10 (Charts)

From Site Selection magazine, February 1996 Global Facilities 1995 | Site Selection Online ©1996 Conway Data, Inc. All rights reserved. SiteNet data is from many sources and is not warranted to be accurate or current.

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Due Diligence Experts Say Connectivity is King

If a corporate real estate executive (CRE) can get a due diligence professional to alleviate the countless headaches associated with environmental, architectural and engineering aspects of major transactions, then it may cost him, but he’s ahead of the pack. More importantly, expansion strategies stay on track and the CRE can stay focused on the other […]

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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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New Plant Scoreboard

Continue to: 2003’s Top Metros – “Chicago Dominance More Than Mythical”

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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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Where Innovation Startups Are Fast-Tracked

by Mark Arend

Photo courtesy of the Tokyo Municipal Government

FinTech, AI and advanced robotics enterprises are members of Tokyo’s growing innovation ecosystem.

Mark Arend
Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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Swiss textile machine manufacturers pick China sites; a Swiss coffee concern finds a location closer to home for a 400-job production facility

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Out of the Dark

A project in Sierra Leone could be a beacon for many more to follow in Africa.

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‘Line of Sight’ Drives Fujifilm Diosynth Biotechnologies’ $2B Project to North Carolina

What does the world of photography have to do with the drug business? It’s all about having the right chemistry.

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Perfect Storm:

The Real Reasons Behind Reshoring

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Editor’s View: Brexit Vote: ‘A Different World’

Making sense of the Brexit vote and the effect on the UK for foreign direct investment.

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Features

by Adam Jones-Kelley

Investment promotion agencies — the national, municipal and regional organizations working to connect businesses with their communities — have never been more important.

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