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by Adam Bruns

(Above) BID officials from two districts fully backed Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser’s “visual demonstration” in June in an area they said has “long served as the stage for significant moments of our nation’s history.” (Below) the Golden Triangle BID installed permeable pavers and a rain garden at Duke Ellington Park in 2017.

photo courtesy of DowntownDC BID

The Golden Triangle Business Improvement District last fall became the first in the world to be certified LEED-Platinum as a community. That’s just the beginning for this catalytic neighborhood.

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Waste Not, Want Not

Among other factors, new regulations are helping a $4-billion project come to fruition in North Dakota.

Central Casting

The mutual benefits that corporations and higher learning institutions can confer on one another were illustrated in December when Lilly Endowment awarded $5 million to Indiana University, one of a series of grants totaling nearly $63 million.

Real Estate Executives Are Getting Web

W hen they turn their attention to the Internet, corporate real estate departments have been mainly concerned with improving communications, customer service applications and Web site development. But a Corporate Real Estate Technology Benchmaking Survey conducted in August 2001 by Ernst & Young (E&Y) and the National Association of Corporate Real Estate Executives (NACORE) suggests […]

Illinois Gets Picture Perfect

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

Farms of the Future

Hydroponics help build an agtech economy in Ohio.

Departments

IAMC Insider: Take the High Road

IAMC Chair Colleen Caravati on taking the high road; and insights on getting back to work from trucking firm Werner Enterprises, Hershey Company and the Arkansas Economic Development Commission.

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An Electric Lifeline for Manufacturers

FirstEnergy helps industrial customers take advantage of a huge gas play in the tri-state region.

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.

Safety in San Antonio

Port San Antonio expands for next wave of cybersecurity, tech growth.

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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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Tech Talent & COVID-19

by Gary Daughters

Global information provider General Assembly is a partner of Louisville-based Interapt in non-traditional learning.

Courtesy: General Assembly

The need for training surges in the midst of pandemic.

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Senior Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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Features

Airbus Outlines Its Global COVID-19 Response

by Mark Arend

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

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Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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The Florida Less Traveled

Sometimes you have to get off the beaten path to find the hidden gems.

Project Bulletin: January 30, 2024

The last few weeks have been filled with news of major data center investments touching down in the U.S., among them Google’s $845 million Fort Wayne, Indiana, project and Meta’s $800 million Jeffersonville, Indiana, announcement.

INTEL SEES THE FUTURE IN OREGON

HISTORIC $36 BILLION INVESTMENT IS A GAME-CHANGER FOR THE BEAVER STATE.

Four More Years

The voters have spoken. The U.S. election of November 2012 resulted in very little visible change — Democrats retain control of the White House and the Senate, Republicans the House of Representatives and most governors’ mansions — 30 as of this month.

MINING AND RARE EARTH MINERALS: A Mining and Minerals Giant

Texas is poised to lead the future in many industries because the state is carving out a global leadership position in rare earth mining.

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How Small Businesses in the Heartland Are Coping

by Mark Arend

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Panelists at a recent Brookings Institution event discuss how Main Street businesses are reinventing themselves in rural Virginia and Michigan.

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Putting Drivers into Park: How Autonomous Vehicles Will Change Our World

“In the future, when we buy a car, it will be a much more emotionally exciting car. There will be no need to own a boring car.”

Full Stream Ahead

Could the decade of the 2010's turn out to be the new Golden Era for the Golden State? It may not be as far-fetched as it sounds.

‘Better and Stronger Than Before’

Region-wide rebuilding effort is already paying big dividends in Southwest Louisiana.

Behind the Big Data Rush to Montréal

Hydropower and brainpower combine to lure Google, Amazon and Microsoft.

Where Europe’s Booming ‘Medtech’ Industry Is Clustering, Site Selection Magazine, May 2002

T he medical technology industry – medtech for short – is very much in vogue in Europe. For one thing, corporate investors crawled out of the dot-com rubble and sought sanctuary alongside what they thought would be the next golden goose. But this sector is more complex than the financial world thought, being multi-faceted, capital […]

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Ready, Aim, Hire

by Gary Daughters

Northrop Grumman is bringing 500 jobs to rural West Virginia.

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Keep Georgia In Mind

Seven reasons to enjoy life in the Peach State.

How To Perform

A game-changing trade case, a watershed agreement and promises kept all mean good things for Oregon.

After the Summit, The Journey Continues

In addition to the Investment Summit held the first week of May, SelectUSA is also a conduit to data resources that make for an ideal post-summit follow-up.

Tax Reformer Pilots Oklahoma to New Heights

Gov. Fallin’s policies create the sixth-lowest tax burden in the nation; investors take notice.

Top U.S. Metros for Aerospace Employment & Manufacturing

New research explains where job markets in this sector are gaining altitude in manufacturing, air transportation and support activities.

Area Spotlights

Everything Will Be OK

by Savannah King

Home to the historic Santa Monica Pier Ferris Wheel overlooking the Oklahoma River, the Wheeler District is Oklahoma City’s newest urban redevelopment area, located at the nexus of the Oklahoma City Bike Trail Network.

Oklahoma launches new programs to spur economic recovery across the state.

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Be Well

LEED certification is soooo 2012. WELL certification, says one real estate developer, is what’s next, as employers aim to bring as much good energy to your health as they bring to your workplace.

ASSET DISPOSITION

onday, 8 a.m. You find a note taped to your computer screen: “Sell the Pennsylvania facility ASAP.” It’s a vacant manufacturing site that has been idle for years. Perhaps the message is from the CFO, suddenly (or finally) authorizing you to sell. Or maybe you made the note to yourself, thinking it’s by JAMES HAGY […]

Georgia’s Own Global Cybersecurity Hub

Security and risk management content provider CSO, a unit of IDG Communications, includes Augusta on its 2019 list of the top 10 global cybersecurity hubs.

Are They Buying What You’re Selling?

Two reports highlight where the most solar power is being produced, and where companies are procuring the most clean energy.

Heavens Above

A galaxy of discovery awaits those who visit Kansas.

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How Arkansas Saved 100,000 Jobs

by Ron Starner

Measured, data-driven approach guides state’s COVID-19 response, official says.

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Growing Iowa’s Innovative Economy

Iowa is investing in original thinkers, entrepreneurs and startups.

Talent Accelerator Program is a Welcome Mat for Foreign Investors

Korea’s Navien and the United Kingdom’s GSK are among the bevy of foreign companies expanding in the Commonwealth.

Gone to (GM) Seed

In the agricultural world, GM has nothing to do with automobiles.

SOUTHWEST REGION

ttracting aviation projects is one of New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson’s economic development goals. That plan received a significant boost in October 2004 with the announcement that American Utilicraft will build a cargo plane assembly plant in Albuquerque. The move adds to the state’s burgeoning cluster at the Double Eagle II Aviation Park. […]

How the Experts Export

Being mid-continent doesn’t mean lack of ocean access.

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On the Front Lines

by Adam Bruns

Worldwide Flight Services opened a new €10 million Pharma Center at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport last year, part of a global 12-site investment plan

Photo courtesy WFS

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

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Governing Like a CEO

Meet Mark Parkinson, CEO of Kansas.

SUNNY DAY IN GEORGIA

No longer a bridesmaid, Georgia claims the limelight in 2013 as the state with the best business climate, according to Site Selection’s annual ranking of states’ attractiveness to corporate facility investors.

King of the Hill

How Mayor Johnson is turning big wins into big momentum for Sacramento.

The 2010 Global Best to Invest Rankings

The Site Selection editors are pleased to present the third annual Global Best to Invest rankings.

The Desired Effect

Think tax certainty doesn't matter to capital investors? Think again. Two of Oregon's largest corporations - Nike and Intel - just signed major expansion deals that will add at least 1,000 jobs to the state's economy in the next few years.