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by Adam Bruns

A new advanced manufacturing facility will take the place of this legendary arena in Cincinnati.

Midwest organizations adopt various strategies to take land from available to occupied.

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Incubating Ideas

Can a former automotive assembly plant drive technology transfer and economic development transformation throughout an entire state and region?

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Cost Measurement for the 21st Century

APRIL/MAY 1998 Cost Measurement for the 21st Century by Mark Arend Some executives wonder whether telecommuting and other “dynamic workplace” structures really are cost-efficient. Others seek more accurate tools with which to measure occupancy, equipment and human resources costs tied to specific projects, departments, and business lines. A new accounting methodology, called workpoint cost accounting, […]

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INTERSTATE CORRIDORS: To Grandmother’s House We Go

Snapshots of the past and future on a stretch of road the author grew up traveling.

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High Signs

Real estate and economic developers find it’s good to touch the green, green grass.

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Strength in Numbers

When your company has spent the past two decades establishing global dominance by rolling out the largest inventory of state-of-the-art industrial distribution facilities in the world, what do you do for an encore?

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Departments

IAMC Insider: IAMC’s Quiet (But Not Silent) Partners

In IAMC, we play up and celebrate the Corporate Active members. And they are right at the heart of our business model.

SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

If you want to know why so many high-growth companies and the talented people they employ are moving to San Bernardino County in the Inland Empire of Southern California, the answer can be summed up in one word: opportunity

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E^2 Equals Mass.

In the company of U.S. Department of Energy Secretary Dr. Ernest Moniz and Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick, the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE) early this month released its annual State Energy Efficiency Scorecard.

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Big Data Blitz

Openness to the climate and to new ways of thinking are among key data center location drivers. The unique climates and business climates of western North Carolina, central Oregon and Washington, Northern Virginia and Iceland are providing the most bang for the buck for major data center projects.

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The World Water Shortage: A Threatened Economic Input?

Freshwater is the lubricant that fuels development. And that means development is in trouble: “Forget oil. In the 21st century water will be king. Already, a supertanker full of water from a pure source . . . is worth more than any supertanker full of oil to thirsty populations in Asia,” says U.S. Congressman Bob […]

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Global Ties Spur Prosperity

North Dakota’s economy is pulsating, thanks in large part to the Bakken shale oil boom, which has made the state the fourth largest oil-producing state.

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TrustBelt

Midwest Needs More Metros That Support Young Tech Firms

by Ron Starner

Study by Walton Family Foundation finds Heartland missing out on economic dynamism.

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Stop the Presses:

Ever heard of a nationwide media empire being launched in the game room of a single-family house? You would have if you’ve been following the economic development success story that is Pflugerville, Texas.

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Elsewhere In Louisiana

Plenty of Louisianans, especially in the economic development community, long for the days, not so long ago, when the headlines about Louisiana were about major new projects coming to the state.

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SILICON RANCH: How Communities Win In the Solar Farm Arena

Running a state’s economic development office — or the state itself — affords those officeholders valuable opportunities to hear what’s on the minds of company executives looking to invest capital in new facilities.

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Carolinian Cluster Approaches Critical Mass

Students of industry clusters will find in North Carolina’s new aerospace industry a case study in how a sector takes root in a given area. Several companies, including Federal Express, Spirit AeroSystems and Honda Aircraft among others have begun operations in the state, adding thousands of jobs and justification for a closer look from aviation-related corporate site selectors.

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New Facilities 1992 (Charts)

From Site Selection magazine, February 1993 Top 20 Facilities 1988-92 Continue to next page | Site Selection Online ©1993 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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TrustBelt

Artificial Intelligence is Disrupting Another Industry: Site Selection

Over the next several years as new technologies like AI take hold, there are concerns that many jobs will be lost.

Financial Literacy is a Workforce Win-Win

Citi is one of the most engaged financial services companies in the Cincinnati region when it comes to workforce development.

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Fully Enrolled: Esports and Video Game Programs Power Up on Campus

Esports and video game programs power up on campus.

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A ‘True Game Changer’

The Seattle region plans to be the most globally competitive in the country.

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Economic Overview

Economist Ray Perryman explains why Texas keeps firing on all cylinders.

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One Big Leading Indicator

Billions of dollars and millions of residents combine to make Greater Phoenix a robust gateway for business.

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TrustBelt

The Collaboration Score: Why Site Selectors Should Use It

The next time you conduct a site search for the optimal location for a business operation, consider adding the “collaboration score” of each community to your matrix.

TASTE OF TRADITION

There’s no stopping Kentucky’s bourbon boom.

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Offshore Wind: Keeping Up with the Jones Act

OFFSHORE WIND: Keeping Up with the Jones Act:

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Learning Curves

All politics aside, it’s workforce and training that continues to cinch deals.

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Fountains of Youth

Foreign investors, entrepreneurs and defense-related companies are transforming two once-sleepy North Florida markets from raw material-dependent communities into thriving high-tech centers of global commerce.

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Kentucky: That Sweet Smell of Success

The commonwealth is home to global brands and a growing number of third-party logistics providers

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TrustBelt

Playing Long Ball in Central Ohio: 4 Projects Bring 335 Jobs to Columbus Region

by Ron Starner

Among its goals set in 2010 for the year 2020, the region already has surpassed its target of generating 150,000 net new jobs and has achieved its goal to attract $8 billion in capital investment.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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A Banner Year On All Counts

Governor Brian Kemp has been Georgia’s chief executive since January 2019.

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Michigan Investment Includes Multi-Family Housing

Whirlpool’s plans in southwestern Michigan go well beyond a $60 million refurbishment of its technical center in St. Joseph.

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2008 STATE LEGISLATIVE UPDATE

2008 STATE LEGISLATIVE UPDATE From Site Selection magazine, November 2008 A Year of Change Shoring up infrastructure and rewarding energy innovation were among major themes addressed by legislative bodies across the U.S. in 2008. by MARK AREND, ADAM BRUNS & JOHN W. McCURRYeditor bounce@conway.com Use this map to quickly navigate down the page to […]

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America Cannot Afford to Fall Behind

Why do recent reports and data show a drop in inward U.S. foreign direct investment?

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Global EV Investors Pick Illinois Sites

Italy’s Prysmian Group and Canada’s Lion Electric are just two of the more than 2,000 international companies employing more than 375,000 workers in the state.

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TrustBelt

Ten Reasons to Visit Louisville for TrustBelt 2019

by Ron Starner

Still looking for a reason to attend the 2019 TrustBelt Corporates & Consultants Forum being held August 19-21 in Louisville, Kentucky? Here are 10.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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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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World Reports: Austria Touts High-Tech Contribution To Space Effort, Site Selection Magazine, March 2003

From Site Selection magazine, March 2003 WORLD REPORTS Edited by JOHN McCURRY Austria Touts High-Tech Contribution To Space Effort Work on satellite projects progresses in this clean room at Austrian Aerospace. The subsidiary of Saab Ericsson Space of Sweden is developing a navigation signal generator unit for the European Space Agency. Austria is promoting itself […]

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Big Blue’s Big Investment in a Smart City

TAMPA — IBM didn’t have to turn to its Deep Blue supercomputer to find the answer for this site location decision. It really wasn’t that complicated. “The Tampa Bay Area has been a long-time focus IBM. We have many clients in this area and more than 1,300 employees involved in the […]

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Coastline View

Projects up and down the seaboard help companies look outward and inward all at once.

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Canadian Home Grown

Site Selection has been tracking new plants for decades - but not plants like these.

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An Evolving Talent Show; The Best is Yet to Come

In Loudoun County, Virginia, the best is yet to come.

Where’s the Beef? Not in These Facilities

Where's the Beef? Not in These Facilities

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How Texas Cashed in On Chips

The center of the semiconductor universe has moved to Texas.

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Can ‘Airport Cities’ Close the Deal?

Airport Cities are developing rapidly into office locations for non-aviation related companies.

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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION: THE MILITARY ECONOMY

his July, a defense industry precedent was set when Secretary of Defense Robert Gates announced that a U.S. Air Force aerial refueling tanker contract worth around $40 billion was to be put up for rebidding after an investigation by the Government Accountability Office (GAO), the audit, evaluation and investigative arm of the U.S. Congress, uncovered […]

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Editor’s View: So Much Winning in 2018?

The last two articles I wrote for this issue have me looking forward to the New Year more than I have in recent memory.

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Investment Profile

Winning Is No Accident

by Adam Jones-Kelley

The data show why Invest in Bogota has won a Site Selection Best to Invest Top IPA award for four years running.

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Next Year’s Model

Site Selection tally of automotive sector facility projects beyond NAFTA since January 2011 shows China, India, the U.K. and Brazil leading the way, followed by the Slovak Republic, Germany and Romania. The rankings line up nearly one for one with KPMG’s “Competitive Alternatives” rankings of national business tax climates, released in October. But there are a lot more factors than tax schemes at work.

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2022 Prosperity Cup

Two in row for North Carolina means something is afoot in the Tarheel State. Maybe it comes down to one word.

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Record Demand Causes A Shift In Aerospace Investment Locations

Where the global aerospace and defense industry
is heading in 2016, according to a major new report from Deloitte.

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What Recession?

Germany posted a GDP growth rate of 2.2 percent in the second quarter of 2010, the highest in 20 years.

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On the Menu:

Kansas Has the Right Ingredients

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Area Spotlights

Scorecard Charts Uptick in County’s Competitiveness

by Adam Bruns

Jordan Creek shopping center in Dallas County.

Photo courtesy of Greater Des Moines Partnership

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

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Investment Profile

Around the World in 59 Counties

by Ron Starner

Honda Plant in Greensburg, Indiana

Photo courtesy of Honda Manufacturing of Indiana LLC

How Hoosier Energy built a network of FDI projects in 2 states

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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50 Million Reasons

Near-shoring, infrastructure and a surging middle class are the active ingredients for Colombia’s next-generation economy.

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LOOKING SHARP

OREGON’S VAUNTED A&O INDUSTRY IS ABOUT MUCH MORE THAN JUST SHOES.

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New Center of American Energy

From household brand names like Westinghouse Electric Co., U.S. Steel and Alcoa to emerging energy technology leaders like Aquion Energy, BPL Global and kWantera, Pittsburgh is well on its way to being known as the new center of American energy.

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Enhancing Canada, Question & Insight

I n December 2003, Canada’s new prime minister, Paul Martin, appointed Jim Peterson as his minister of international trade after sweeping into office himself earlier in the month. Martin, a former executive in the shipping and power industries, served as the country’s Minister of Finance from November 1993 until June 2002. Peterson worked under him […]

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Getting Schooled

Forging new collaborations between universities and corporate investors is the linchpin behind the new business growth strategy of the desert Southwest.

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Features

The Hemp Gambit

New laws give green light for more growers and processors in South Carolina and other states.

New Facilities 1993 (Charts), page 8

From Site Selection magazine, February 1994 New Facilities & SIC Comparisons 1993 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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Busan-Jinhae FEZ: Growing Fast and Green

Officials of the Busan-Jinhae Free Economic Zone recently visited Hawaii, Los Angeles and Seattle to promote the FEZ and Busan’s new “eco-friendly logistics business model.”

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Project Bulletin: December 12, 2023

Just weeks after Amkor Technologies announced its $2 billion semiconductor packaging and testing facility in Peoria, Arizona, yet another industry investment has been made in the state.

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TECHNOLOGY

Launching a tech startup is challenging no matter where you are. It takes more than just a groundbreaking idea — success demands capital, mentorship, talent, and an environment that nurtures growth.

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SITE SELECTION/NAI GLOBAL INDUSTRIAL LOCATION INDEX

To view the chart below as a printable PDF file, click here. Here we consider the overall economy; real estate market conditions; labor market conditions; and transportation and logistics, to determine which markets offer the greatest opportunity. With growing global demand for goods and cross-border commerce on the rise, we remain bullish about the industrial […]

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Investment Profile

Houston, We Have a Solution

by Ron Starner

Vibe

Photo courtesy of Hayman Advisors LLC

Businesses needing access to the airport and Gulf ports increasingly call Hobby home.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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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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Execs Rank California, Texas Tops for Labor

Polled corporate executives pinpoint today’s top 10 U.S. labor markets Today’s drum-tight U.S. labor evokes James Marshall’s 1848 wisdom. Building a sawmill near Coloma, Calif, Marshall spied glittering flecks. He dipped his hand into the icy American River and then roared, “By God, boys, I believe I’ve found a gold mine!” The California Gold Rush […]

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Fourth and Climbing

The Tar Heel State’s economic outlook keeps improving, and its corporate tax rate keeps falling.

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Leading Indicators

Investors, occupiers and developers all are moving their money toward a new distribution paradigm, but population centers still drive the truck when it comes to location.

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Why a Mexican Eagle Landed in Greater Reading

The Reading site’s advantages are significant: a widely available supply of skilled workers with the right skill sets, low energy costs and a community determined to help new projects become operational quickly.

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Investment Profile

The Future of Health Care Is Here

by Gary Daughters

Maryland leads a biotech revolution.

Gary Daughters
Senior Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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Innovation and tradition meet in St. Louis

St. Louis: Innovation and tradition meet in St. Louis

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The Future Begins Where It All Began

Pioneering consortia, programs and thinking propel the Texas semiconductor manufacturing and talent ecosystem.

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Sweden Tops Global IT Ranking; U.S. Slips to Fourth

N EW YORK — Sweden defended its ranking this year as the world’s dominant information economy, according to the 2001 International Data Corp. (IDC)/World Times Information Society Index (ISI). For the second straight year, the ISI ranked Sweden No. 1 in the ability to access and absorb information and information technology. […]

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Road Trip!

TeamCalifornia’s partners show the state at its best.

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A Thanksgiving Lesson

Finding the True Meaning of Thanksgiving on a Rain-Soaked Highway

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Area Spotlights

Union Pacific’s Big Utah Stake

The railroad observes 150 years as an economic engine.

Unleashed: Greece’s Business Climate Roars Back

Which strategic advantage do multinationals as diverse as Nokia, Microsoft, IBM, Coca-Cola and Delhaize share that their competitors do not?

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THE WORLD LOVES SC CARS & TIRES

Automotive manufacturing drives economic growth in the Palmetto State.

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Chinese FDI in the US and Mexico; multiple projects from Shaw Industries; the hottest US foreign trade zones; and a big treat for Tennessee from Unilever.

Chinese investors spent $12.2 billion in foreign direct investment in the first three quarters of 2013, on the way to a record-setting year, according to Rhodium Group’s Thilo Hanemann.

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2016 Top Investment Promotion Agencies

The Best to Invest Top IPA Awards recognize the professionalism and preparedness demonstrated by the leadership and staff of the winning IPAs.

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Global Automotive: Look to Asia for Next-Gen EVs

“It’s safe to say the pace is electrifying.

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Let the Summiteering Begin

by Adam Bruns

The latest FDI numbers show reason for optimism in the United States.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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ENERGY STORAGE & EV: Kentucky’s Plugged In

From battery production to energy generation diversification, Kentucky is leading the charge to a more sustainable future.

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A New Plan for Economic Growth Is Catching On

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

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‘Albuquerque or Denver?’

Gov. Susana Martinez’ background has more to do with courtrooms than boardrooms. Until her November 2010 election, she served as District Attorney for the 3rd Judicial District in Doña Ana County on the border with Mexico.

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E-Commerce & Logistics: Occupiers Only, Please

By exclusive arrangement, we share insights from the Cresa Logistics Index, plus a Q&A with Cresa Head of Research Craig Van Pelt.

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Better Buildings, Better Cities

Corporate actors take center stage in efforts to brighten the future as well as they brighten workspace.

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Investment Profile

Flowing Into the Valley

by Adam Bruns

SRP delivers about 800,000 acre-feet of raw water annually to a 375-square-mile service area and manages a 13,000-square-mile watershed. It typically delivers more than 325 billion gallons of water to municipal, industrial, agricultural and urban irrigation systems each year.

For power and for water, SRP has the future in mind, and the Greater Phoenix community at heart.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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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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Making Waves

The Caribbean rides the crest of rising call center and BPO activity.

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Proactive Coaching Is One Service Provider’s Forte

A textbook case of a corporate real estate service provider meeting — and exceeding — client expectations might well resemble work that the Atlanta-based Walker Companies recently completed for Continental General Tire (CGT) Co. The Walker Companies (www.walkerco.com), a provider of real estate management, location consulting and development services, is a 2001 recipient of the […]

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Time for Planting

Medicago scales up at its home base.

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Where Data & Business Processes Converge

When it comes to a growth economy, the name of the game these days is IT, ICT or the IoT— even in an industrial plant in the countryside.

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Area Spotlights

Second ‘Sandbox’ Means More Room for Technology Innovators

by Mark Arend

Red Rock State Park, Sedona

Photos by Mark Arend

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

Mark Arend
Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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World Reports: Ambitious Auto Plans in South America

WORLD REPORTS From Site Selection magazine, September 2009 Ambitious Auto Plans in South America M ajor auto manufacturers plan to carry out major expansion plans in Brazil and Argentina in the coming years. French car maker Renault is upgrading its plant in Santa Isabel, Argentina. by JOHN W. McCURRYjohn.mccurry bounce@conway.com General Motors Brazil announced […]

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Red Hat is Aligned and Ready in Boston

On September 15, Red Hat announced its plans to expand its Boston footprint to a new location in the Fort Point neighborhood of Boston's Seaport District.

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Catching Some Rays in Chernobyl

A Chinese solar power giant and its state-owned partner endeavor to make power from the sun at the site of the world's worst nuclear disaster.

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Governor Gary Herbert’s Ten Years at the Reins

He’s the force behind Utah’s impressive economic run.

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WorldSkills Brings France’s Summer of Global Competitions to a Close

WorldSkills Brings France’s Summer of Global Competitions to a Close Attendees from Japan and Hong Kong share a jubilant moment at WorldSkills 2024 in Lyon, France. Photo courtesy of WorldSkills How do you get 100,000 visitors to your city because of vocational education? Put your city in France, for starters. […]

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The Doctor Is In

Texas companies are at the forefront of breakthroughs and new technology.

EV Battery Plant Keeps Kansas’ Foreign Investment Cred Charged

Not that it needed it, but Kansas’ foreign direct investment (FDI) cap just gained a really big feather.

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China at a Tipping Point

Tractus Asia’s John Evans breaks down China’s current economics and their influence on location choice.

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New Facilities 1993 (Charts), page 2

From Site Selection magazine, February 1994 New & Expanded Facilities 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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Tie Breakers, special advertising section, Site Selection Magazine, July 2003

T he experts agree. “Incentives will never make the wrong location right,” remarks Jay Biggins, managing director of Stadtmauer Bailkin Biggins LLC, an economic development consulting services firm based in Princeton, NJ. “Incentives do not drive a project, but they are definitely a factor in the final decision making,” says Kathleen […]

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IAMC Insider: Growing Toward DEI — Part 2

Growing Toward DEI — Part 2

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Rocketing to the Top

by Ron Starner

Tilman Fertitta, owner of Houston Rockets, credits Texas for his business success.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Proactive Coaching Is One Service Provider’s Forte

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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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Safe & Sound

Georgia cybersecurity assets secure national standing.

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COMMENTARY

COMMENTARY From Site Selection magazine, March 2008 Will Growth Control Zones Be Choice Sites of the Future? The biggest problem on Planet Earth today is control of population growth. The United Nations has failed to establish a workable global program. Few nations other than China have even attempted to launch their own plans. The […]

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New Lease on Life

Tryon Technology Park in Upstate New York shows what can happen when a sense of purpose meets a parcel primed for adaptive redevelopment.

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Staying Power

by Ron Starner

Occidental CEO Hollub describes how her global firm is built for the long haul.

Ron Starner
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Conduits for Change

To attendees of the 30th Summer Olympic Games in London (not to mention Londoners themselves), the most important underground asset is the city’s venerable Tube, operated by Transport for London. Due to celebrate its 150th anniversary next year, the system carries more than 1 billion passengers a year (more than the entire National Railway Network), and is in the midst of a major upgrade of all its lines.

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How the EV Sector in San Bernardino County Is Transforming the Way We Move

Three companies playing a key role in the surging electric vehicle ecosystem in San Bernardino County.

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In Fact It’s a Gas

Sasol and Cheniere like Louisiana so much they’re coming back for more … and bringing $16 billion with them.

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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION: WORKFORCE TRAINING PROGRAMS

ny discussion of the U.S. economy and strategies to confront global competition for jobs and investment must invariably address the workplace and how it is being transformed by knowledge-centered and technology-driven skills and occupations. More often than not, such dialogue takes on an almost apocalyptic tone, painting scenarios of a society verging on a demographic […]

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Spallation Sensation

Five years from now, a new neutron source in southern Sweden will try to give Oak Ridge a run for its money.

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An Energized Economy Keeps Humming Along

by Ron Starner

Since 2008, Texas has led the nation with a total of 6,415 corporate real estate projects that meet the criteria for inclusion in the Conway Projects Database.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Why Amazon’s Building Binge Has Just Begun

Amazon, which began 2020 as a mere juggernaut, enters 2021 a monolith.

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Site Selection/NAI Industrial Location Index

From Site Selection magazine, September 2004 Site Selection/NAI Industrial Location Index As the economy rebounds, more boxes of widgets, gizmos and thing-a-ma-jigs will need to be stored. As a result, we are very optimistic about the industrial sector. The majority of U.S. industrial markets that are tracked by Linneman Associates are expected to strengthen through […]

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Changing the World. Again.

Saxony-Anhalt is printing parts for space — and your face.

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And the Winner Is … Me.

"We're healthy enough. We're beautiful enough. We’re smart enough. And doggone it, people like us."

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How to Beat Brain Drain in the Midwest

Business builders share tips from heartland harbors of tech growth.

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Investment Profile

Saving Energy, Saving Lives

by Ron Starner

Innovative Consumers Energy program helps life-science cluster thrive in Michigan.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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The First State Is First in Access to What Matters

Delaware: The First State Is First in Access to What Matters: : Just ask the state’s CEO of the year, whose company has been a fixture in Delaware since 1899.

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Two More Projects for Brazil’s Aerospace Cluster

Boeing announced this spring that it will locate its Brazilian research and technology center at the hub of Brazil's aerospace industry – in the city of São José dos Campos' Technological Park.

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Meanwhile, Morocco

In the past two years, the dramatic changes in Arab countries have been a primary focus of attention.

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SRP Focuses on the Future

Electric utility engineers a more sustainable future for Arizona.

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Mesa Cures Space Need for Medical Device Firm

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

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Area Spotlights

Forging a New Economy

by Ron Starner

Photo: Getty Images

Primary metal plant investments are reshaping Kentucky’s future.

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