“If everything is so good, why do we feel so bad?” was the working title of a presentation made at a recent gathering of the Counselors of Real Estate (CRE), a Chicago-based association of corporate real estate consultants. The presenter was Phil Ward, senior managing director, real estate investments, at CIGNA Investment Management, Hartford, Conn. […]

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Area Spotlights

How Minnesota Plans to Close the Talent Gap

by Ron Starner

State launches 3-pronged attack to increase its skilled workforce.

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Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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An Ecosystem Evolves

At the SelectUSA Investment Summit in Washington, D.C., this fall, a panel discussion on partnering with US universities featured Georgia Tech President Bud Peterson and University of Maryland Vice President and Chief Research Officer Patrick O'Shea, who set the stage.

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Past, Present & Future

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

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EDITOR’S VIEW

EDITOR’S VIEW From Site Selection magazine, July 2007 Where Fast Tracks Get Fast-Tracked by MARK AREND mark.arend bounce@conway.com R eturning from a trade mission and editorial research trip to Spain a few days ago, I couldn’t help but feel humbled by the new infrastructure I saw and toured there, because I would be hard- […]

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Quiet Giant: Milliken & Co. Products are Everywhere

But the pioneering company’s longtime home is in one place: Spartanburg County.

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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION: ECONOMIC INCENTIVE PROGRAMS

lawback – the word invokes images of scary, bony fingers from a horror movie scene. Is the image a fair one? Can – and do – the bony fingers of clawback provisions reach into the pockets and wallets of companies and take back investment incentive monies? Are clawback provisions … safe? Tracey Hyatt Bosman, Grubb […]

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Area Spotlights

Fixing a Hole:

by Adam Bruns

“Infinity Pool,” an acrylic on plywood painting by Laurence Jones, was part of the 25th annual LA Art Show in February.

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Companies, Institutions and State Government Address California’s Housing Crisis

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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The Connected City: How a New Pier is Bringing Everyone Together in St. Pete, FL

St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman is passionate about a lot of things when it comes to discussing his city of 265,000 people on the Gulf Coast of West Central Florida. But he seems to get especially animated when asked about the recent opening of the new St. Pete Pier.

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Cold Storage; ABB Launches New Factory in Shanghai; BASF Boosts Capacity In Japan, Taiwan and Bahrain; Nestlé Investing Around the Globe;

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Surge Protection

Qadruple backup power and a move-in-ready building made the New Orleans area the logical choice for the WorldWinds Inc. super-computer.

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Time for a Change

There are more than 560 federally recognized Native American tribes, residing on tribal land held in trust by the United States. The fee title to tribal land cannot be transferred without an Act of Congress and, with limited exceptions, grants of leases and permits are subject to federal oversight. Federal oversight on surface leasing of Indian lands is outlined in 25 C.F.R. Part 162.

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COMPANY PROFILES: Focus On Game Changers

From Liebherr in Tupelo to Avid Boats in Aberdeen, companies like what they find in the Magnolia State.

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Area Spotlights

How New Mexico Became a Top 10 Film State

by Adam Bruns

New Mexico landscapes and colors play well on the silver screen.

Photo: Getty Images

With major investments, Netflix, NBCUniversal and others find the Land of Enchantment is more than just a slogan.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Hoosier Energy: Complex Issues. Cooperative Solutions.

In a world where the only constant is change, Hoosier Energy and its member cooperatives demonstrate unchanging commitment to communities and customers.

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Engineered Materials: Recycling: Regulation, Innovation or Combination?

In July the Plastics Industry Association (PLASTICS) submitted comments in response to the Environmental Protection Agency’s request for public input on its Draft...

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Europe’s Best for Business

Where Europe’s investors want to invest — and where they will.

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Alabama: Homegrown in the Shoals

Larry Lewis and Kim Caudle Lewis are a power couple with purpose in northern Alabama

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How Kansas Is Bridging the Digital Divide

More than 150,000 Kansans do not have access to high-speed internet, according to the Kansas Office of Broadband Development (KOBD), an agency created by Governor Laura Kelly in 2020 that resides in the state’s Department of Commerce.

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International Update

Business Council Plans Higher Profile For ‘Three Seas Region’

by Mark Arend

A private-sector alliance of CEE executives has big plans for this region.

Mark Arend
Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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BIOPHARMACEUTICALS: Will AI Help Save Lives?

Could AI save lives? Deployments by Moderna and Amgen will offer evidence. Arnold & Porter’s Global Life Sciences lead shares insights on the convergence of AI and life sciences.

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How the Bay State Became A Juggernaut

Investors and metrics point to a top business environment.

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From Model T’s to E-Transits to Trackers, Missouri Suits the Future of Manufacturing to a ‘T’

ADVANCED MANUFACTURING: From Model T’s to E-Transits to Trackers, Missouri Suits the Future of Manufacturing to a ‘T’

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NORTH AMERICAN AUTOMOTIVE

A visit to BMW’s South Carolina plant and some choice words defending that site’s economic development impact headline Alexis Elmore’s report on a sector befuddled by tariffs but moving forward with projects nevertheless.

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Thinking Ahead

Northeast States: There are reasons that New Jersey (second), New York (sixth) and Pennsylvania (ninth) all place among the top 10 states in total R&D. Certainly the region’s strength in the nation’s leading R&D recipient sector, chemicals, and its pharmaceuticals subsector is one.

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Investment Profile

Where High Value Meets High Values

by Adam Bruns

Ampirical’s new $20 million headquarters in Covington, Louisiana, will be move-in ready by the end of 2020.

Image courtesy of Ampirical

Executives at three national scientific and technical services organizations explain why St. Tammany Parish is home.

Adam Bruns
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Georgia’s Project Pipeline is Full

Maintaining the No. 1 business climate in America doesn’t just help companies and workers during the good times.

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Project Bulletin: July 18, 2023

This global IT services company founded 20 years ago by four friends in a Buenos Aires bar now has more than 27,000 employees working in 25 countries, and last year became the global platform supporter for FIFA+ and regional supporter of FIFA World Cup.

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Small Towns, Big Business: Rural Communities Thriving in Arkansas

The simple pleasures that come with building a life outside of a bustling urban landscape are not lost on Arkansas residents. Of the over 3 million residents who call the Natural State home, a majority choose to reside outside of Arkansas’ largest metros.

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Developing Recession-Proof Industries

Experts offer examples from around the world as models for hedging against the next downturn.

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IAMC Insider: Leading a Service Organization In COVID-19 Times

A letter from IAMC Chair Jennifer Roth, and a look into how long-term corporate real estate strategies guard against short-term corrections.

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Area Spotlights

Investors Stay Ahead of the Curve in Rabun County

by Mark Arend

Lake Rabun

Photo by Mark Arend

Why an importer with substantial logistics requirements picked a northeastern Georgia county for its distribution center site.

Mark Arend
Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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Big Tech Schools Us

Students, professionals and educational leaders see skills training from tech giants like Amazon as much more than window dressing. It’s a door to everyone’s future.

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Searching for Friday in Sydney

I've lost Friday. It was there when I left home on Thursday.

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IAMC Insider: Honored to Serve

The first letter from new IAMC Chair Mark Eichkorn; insights into leveraging data analytics; and tips on successful environmental assessments at sites.

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Figuring FDI

Australian firm Unilife Medical Solutions is nearing completion of its US$26-million global headquarters and manufacturing facility in York, Pa.

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How to Make $3 Billion

Iowa says it has the blueprint, and it’s in advanced manufacturing.

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Investment Profile

Benchmark Setter

by Adam Bruns

Xcel Energy sets ambitious goals and then reaches them. It looks to help customers and communities do the same.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Top Small Towns 2002: Traversing to the Top, Site Selection Magazine, March 2003

W hen Graceland Fruit announced the US$15 million, 60,000-sq.-ft. (5,574-sq.-m.) expansion of a food-processing plant in the Traverse Bay area of Michigan in 2002, the news only confirmed what many corporate executives already knew about this location. It’s the Top Small Town in America. According to the Conway Data New Plant […]

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UPSTATE NEW YORK: Commitments By Chip Giants Underscore Reshoring Promises by Others

Upstate New York investments by GlobalFoundries and Micron will reinforce the national semiconductor manufacturing supply chain.

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Clear Leaders

Oregon’s approach to clean technology continues to reap benefits. Seattle’s transit-friendly approach to industrial development is paying dividends.

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A New View Of the District

As a poorly compensated, rookie reporter covering the Ronald Reagan administration...

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White Gold: Arkansas’ Lithium Industry Making Global Impact

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

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Area Spotlights

The Clean Energy Sector Gets Its Second Wind

by Mark Arend

Washington leads the way, led by Jefferson, King and Benton counties. Meanwhile, companies and a new research hub are growing in Bellingham.

Mark Arend
Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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The New Technology Triangle

Arizona, New Mexico and Nevada lure high-tech firms seeking access to Western markets.

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Georgia Poised to Power Up the Southeast’s Electric Vehicle Market

Is a global intellectual property dispute just a bump in the road for a massive EV battery plant under construction north of Atlanta?

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Closing the Talent Gap

How one California county equips workers with skills in technology and entrepreneurship.

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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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Buckeye State Beauty

A land of lakes, rivers, hills and parks awaits every visitor.

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Area Spotlights

Report Shows Impact of ‘Egregious Truck Bottlenecks’

by Gary Daughters

Courtesy: ATRI

Senior Editor Gary Daughters talks to trucking experts about what can be done at the leading bottlenecks, including the No. 1-ranked I-95 Fort Lee exit that was the site of the infamous “Bridgegate” scandal.

Gary Daughters
Senior Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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Platform for Performance

Already serving a growing range of commercial and industrial firms, FPL continues to help Florida uncover new opportunities.

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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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Offshore Care

A brief visit to the fast-changing world of medical tourism.

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MANAGEMENT STRATEGY

axadvantagegroup (tag) professionals have helped implement tax credit and incentive programs for hundreds of companies across a variety of industry sectors. From our experience, we’ve seen the corporate and public sector opinions about the incentive process change as the recession has lingered. To gain more insight about the incentive process, tag launched a study of […]

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Unconventional Wisdom: Social Media

Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Vine, Instagram … the list goes on. Social media is everywhere, and it seems as if everyone is using it, including economic developers.

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Bonus Web Content

Foundations for the Future

by Gary Daughters

Santa Clarita Valley is proving itself the lower-cost, high-quality option for businesses in Southern California.

Gary Daughters
Senior Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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WORLD REPORTS

WORLD REPORTS From Site Selection magazine, July 2009 Evolving Biotech by JOHN W. McCURRYjohn.mccurry bounce@conway.com A s the world’s biotech leaders gathered in Atlanta in May for BIO 2009, the consensus was that the sector is in the midst of a period of major change. “The biotech business model is under unprecedented stress,” Scott […]

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All Roads Lead to Illinois

By investing in infrastructure, Illinois is playing to its strength.

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FDI Sweepstakes

You load 16 tons and what do you get? A high-tech wind turbine gear box bound for Colorado.

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Project Bulletin: Kansas City, Missouri; Plano, Texas; Redford, Michigan

Edged's data center begins operations in Missouri; Delta Electronics builds upon its base in Texas; Daimler Truck plans facility and operations modernization in Michigan.

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Smart Solutions In Composites … and Workforce, Too!

For decades Saxony-Anhalt enjoyed a reputation for excellence in a number of industries, including a thriving chemical manufacturing sector.

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Investment Profile

Foundations for the Future

by Gary Daughters

Santa Clarita Valley is proving itself the lower-cost, high-quality option for businesses in Southern California.

Gary Daughters
Senior Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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Why the Next Silicon Valley Will Be Borderless

Rather than try to build the next Silicon Valley, why don’t you try to create something better?

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Report Cards Are Out – State Innovation Grades Are Above Average

States in this region are Innovation Champions and
Leaders, according to a recent ranking from the
Consumer Technology Association.

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UK Remains Top European FDI Destination

Most projects are from the US, France and India.

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Growth Cultures

Paris-based pharmaceutical company Ipsen is moving forward with two major expansion plans with Biomeasure, its U.S.-based subsidiary. Ipsen is expanding in Milford, Mass., and is relocating its U.S. headquarters from Brisbane, Calif., to Bridgewater, N.J.

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Surveying the Landscape

Quick Updates on Selected Site Certification Programs

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Features

Will AeroNexus Take Anchorage’s Cargo Might to New Heights?

by Mark Arend

Image courtesy of Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport

We look into the more than $700 million in projects at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport in Alaska, and explores the location options for New York’s airport city.

Mark Arend
Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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The Pressure Builds

The Pressure Builds: Need to go where the water is? Need to know where the water is? Either way, you need to read this.

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LEADERSHIP INTERVIEW: AARON DEMERSON: Leading The Way to Top Performing State

President and CEO, Texas Economic Development Corporation (TxEDC) — The state’s chief marketing arm for economic development leaves no stone unturned.

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In the Right Direction

"My administration has made it a priority to transform our state's previously hostile business climate," New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie tells Site Selection.

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WORLD REPORTS: September 2024

Pfizer has announced that it invested $743 million to expand its four-year-old Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API) plant at Singapore’s Tuas Biomedical Park. At 429,000 sq. ft., the upgraded facility will begin production of small molecule APIs used in the pharmaceutical manufacturer’s oncology, pain and antibiotic medicines.

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Inside Walmart’s ‘Buy American’ Strategy

The company famous for "everyday low prices" suddenly wants to spend a lot more money - on U.S.-made products, that is.

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Investment Profile

Clean & Green: How One County is Taking the Lead

by Ron Starner

The campus of California State University at San Bernardino.

Courtesy of San Bernardino County EDA

With major investments, San Bernardino County has
become a hotbed of cleantech and renewable energy.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Daimler Expands at ‘Birthplace of the Automobile’; Container Growth; Audio for China; Auto Supplier Expands Globally

Daimler invested €670 million (US$873 million) in 2011 and plans to spend more than €980 million ($1.3 billion) in 2012 on its main Mercedes-Benz powertrain plant in Stuttgart-Untertürkheim, Germany; Weidenhammer Packaging Group (WPG), a major European supplier of composite cans, composite drums and plastic containers; Stamford, Conn.-based audio specialist Harman International Industries; Germany-based Leoni, a leading provider of cables and cable systems to the automotive sector and other industries.

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Cover Story: TI’s Texas Two

D ALLAS, Texas – When Texas Instruments opened the world’s most modern semiconductor manufacturing plant in Dallas in 2001, no one knew that this facility would become the first choreographed move in a unique “Texas Two-Step.” On June 30, 2003, that’s exactly what happened when TI announced that it would build […]

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Championships Are Just The Beginning

No state likes to play, compete & win more than Texas.

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Economist to CoreNet: Recovery to Exceed Expectations

R ising employment, industrial inventories and prices will make the American economy’s recovery this year even stronger than most blue-chip economists forecast, Prudential Financial’s chief economist told a gathering of corporate and commercial real estate leaders Jan. 10 in Atlanta. Susan Hickok, the keynote speaker at a forum of CoreNet Global […]

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State of the States 2022

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

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Departments

Editor’s View: Only You Can Do Something About the Talent ‘Shortage’

by Mark Arend

Editor in Chief Mark Arend says corporate leaders have a marquee role to play in building the talent base they need.

Mark Arend
Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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Novelis CSO Charts Ambitious Course

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

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Pine Power

The seemingly ubiquitous southern yellow pine is creating quite a stir in Ware County these days as the U.S. subsidiary of a major German energy company readies to turn the plentiful feedstock into wood pellets to help fire its power plants in Europe.

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A Thanksgiving Lesson

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

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Give Me a Boost

Thailand looks to give people and business a lift with reforms and a new Super-Cluster initiative.

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Data Centers Moving South

Massive Meta project ‘changes the narrative’ for Louisiana.

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International Update

Laser Focus, Global Opportunities

by Adam Bruns

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

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Site Selection Highlights October/November 1998 Issue

Highlights from October/November 1998 COVER STORY Baan’s Battle with Skyrocketing Space Demands Baan’s big U.S. move coincides with a number of key challenges, most based in blur-like growth. But business climate factors augur well for the software giant’s $40 million Virginia project. pg. 908 Whiplash Changes Leave Location Winners, Losers in Wake pg. 890 Industry […]

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Far East Dominates Parade of Corporate Facilities in 2000

C hina — perhaps the world’s next great economic superpower — left little doubt that it is ready to dominate Site Selection’s annual international rankings of new and expanded corporate facilities. Of the top 20 global facilities for 2000 in terms of capital investment, China placed two in the top 11, […]

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Galapagos Evolves in France

Galapagos Evolves in France reports that a Paris-area life sciences hub moved fast to meet a Belgian biotech firm's needs.

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Iowa: Seeing the Whole Court

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

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INDUSTRIAL LOCATION INDEX

SITE SELECTION / NAI GLOBAL INDUSTRIAL LOCATION INDEX From Site Selection magazine, March 2005 C H A R T Site Selection / NAI Global Industrial Location Index PDF Format, 140 KB TOP OF PAGE Top of Page | Cover | Letter to Editor | Site Selection Online | SiteNet | ©2005 Conway Data, Inc. All […]

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Features

The Shine of Success

by Adam Bruns

Greater Blytheville, Arkansas, Takes Home the Hardware Thanks to Major Steel Investment

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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TOP MICROPOLITANS OF 2007

TOP MICROPOLITANS OF 2007 From Site Selection magazine, March 2008 Newcomer Claims Checkered Flag Thomasville-Lexington unseats entrenched incumbent to become the nation’s No. 1 Micropolitan Area for corporate projects. by RON STARNERron.starner bounce@conway.com Richard Childress Racing is expanding both its corporate headquarters and manufacturing plant in Welcome, N.C. F or Richard Childress Racing, winning […]

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Andy Bessette: Former Olympian Brings Team Game to IDRC Presidency

Leading the world’s preeminent corporate real estate (CRE) association might seem an Olympian task. In fact, that’s how 1980 U.S. Olympic team member Andy Bessette (right) views his upcoming stint as president of the International Development Research Council (IDRC). “Team,” though, is the key word in the parallels between IDRC and the Olympics, where hammer […]

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TRIED AND TRUE

Illinois’ strengths prove invaluable to growing businesses.

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Atlantic Provinces: The Fire Inside, Site Selection Magazine, July 2003

M ore than 430 foreign firms – mostly U.S.-based companies representing service, manufacturing and retail industries and the offshore energy sectors – have set up shop in Atlantic Canada. Whether their operations are in Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia or Prince Edward Island, most industry players are drawn to […]

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Market to Watch

Seattle fared well as a “market to watch” in the recently issued Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2011 report from the Urban Land Institute and PriceWaterhouseCoopers LLC. The report, published in October, is based on the views of more than 875 people familiar with the real estate finance and service provider arenas.

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Cover

Seize the Day

by Gary Daughters

Recognizing opportunity is key for this year’s Top Micropolitans.

Gary Daughters
Senior Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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Borders Into Bridges

As the United States and Mexico focus on a number of key bilateral and domestic economic efforts, the US-Mexico border region's economy finds itself at a time of potentially enormous transition.

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No Better Place to Be Global

Need a place to store or distribute your goods? Look no more. Illinois has a spot for it.

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1998’s Top 10 Deals: Dovetailing Development Excellence with Corporate Strategy

From Site Selection magazine, May 1999 1 9 9 8 ‘ s T O P 1 0 D E A L S Dovetailing Development Excellence with Corporate Strategy b y J A C K L Y N E From Boeing to UPS, 1998’s top 10 deals cut a wide industry […]

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EDITOR’S VIEW

EDITOR’S VIEW From Site Selection magazine, September 2008 The Call to Excellence by MARK AREND mark.arend bounce@conway.com O ne of the many benefits of our Excellence in Corporate Real Estate Awards program is the inspiration we can gain from the winners’ achievements. Take DFW International Airport’s John Terrell, for example (see coverage of the […]

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My Shanghai Addiction

Shanghai is responsible for one of my latest addictions.

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Cover

Fresh Faces in Gateway Places

by Adam Bruns

The U.S. project scorecard features perennial leaders and young talent.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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The 3D City

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

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Up-and-Coming Industry Hubs Across New England

Two Tech Hub designations recognize innovation arising where America began.

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E-Commerce & Logistics: Logistics Industry Is All In on Texas Growth

From New Year’s Day 2021 to mid-November 2023, Site Selection’s Conway Projects Database has tracked 6,282 U.S. facility investments with a logistics function.

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Sparks of Change

Is Las Vegas growing up? Not completely, heaven forbid.

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Headquartered in Illinois

Only three states are home to more major corporate headquarters than Illinois

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Cover

The 2019 Governor’s Cups

by Mark Arend

Ohio unseats Nebraska for the per capita cup as Texas makes room in the trophy cabinet for an eight consecutive total projects win.

Mark Arend
Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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Kazan SMART City: Smart Investment?

Known for the exploits of Ivan the Terrible and Peter the Great, among others, the capital city of Tatarstan now aims to make a name for itself as an international business hub. But first you have to find it on the map.

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Tennessee Two-Step

How a global auto giant and a Bay Area fintech firm fell in love with the Nashville region.

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‘I’m Very Disappointed in You’

The United States knows it could do better, says a new report on global energy efficiency.

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1999 Governor’s Cup

Separated by a statistical nose, Michigan nipped California, as 1999’s record-breaking business expansion clip again demonstrated who went where for maximum site selection value. Ali vs. Frazier. Affirmed vs. Alydar. Borg vs. Conners. Those kinds of classic confrontations sprang to mind as 1999’s feverish Site Selection Governor’s Cup race wound down. Just like last year, […]

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New Standard

Last week the EPA finalized the 2013 percentage standards for four fuel categories that are part of the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) program established by Congress. Most of these fuels are produced by American farmers and growers domestically and help reduce carbon pollution.

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