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‘The Domino Effect Has Only Begun’

by Ron Starner

B. Braun Medical Inc. continues to expand in Daytona Beach.

Images courtesy of B. Braun Medical Inc.

Tech migration tidal wave swells across Florida.

Ron Starner
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Technical Services

Brings Unique Approach to Growing Array of Tools

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Project Bulletin: June 27, 2023

To help expedite its exports to South Asian countries, German company Viessmann has just completed the construction of its first heating appliance manufacturing factory in Tinh Dong Nai, Vietnam.

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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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Changing Minds

Greater Fort Lauderdale alters perceptions of business executives around the world. Payoff comes in headquarters, plants and other expansions including a British tobacco company.

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Perfect Storm:

The Real Reasons Behind Reshoring

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International Update

Evolving by Devolving

by Adam Bruns

The BBC intends to spread the wealth ‘Across the UK.’

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Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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WORLD REPORTS From Site Selection magazine, March 2008 Are You Good at GIE? Embraer Grows at Home All in One Visionary projects aim to protect environment and protect us from it. by ADAM BRUNS adam.bruns bounce@conway.com I n late January, William McDonough, co-author of Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things, […]

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‘Line of Sight’ Drives Site Selection for Fujifilm Diosynth CEO and Global Team

What does the world of photography have to do with a pending $2 billion location decision? It all depends on having the right chemistry.

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Big Science

There is a science to site selection. But rarely do the specifics of science itself so directly impact a location
choice.

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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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Hello Springfield

"The Simpsons" and Site Selection's New Plant Database both were launched 25 years ago, and both continue to provide insights into the Springfields of the world.

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Riding to the Rescue

by Gary Daughters

When the pandemic arrived, Texas A&M was ready to saddle up.

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On a Roll

It’s been a busy spring and summer already when it comes to chemicals, energy and other projects in Louisiana.

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The Telecom Connection: How It’s Rewiring the New Economy’s Location Rules

AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 1998 The Telecom Connection: How It’s Rewiring the New Economy’s Location Rules by Jack Lyne “Infostructure” is dominating and changing many location criteria, perhaps nowhere more clearly than in corporate call centers’ swelling ranks. “The ‘digitized infrastructure’ connecting office buildings and factories has become as important as bricks, mortar and hard walls,” says a […]

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New Frontiers for Facility Planners

MARCH 2000 SITE SELECTION NEW FRONTIERS FOR FACILITY PLANNERS • Cover Page • Industrial Super Projects • Air Transport Rails Highways Water Transport • Intermodal Systems Fresh Water Projects Power Generation Projects • Hydro Power Oil & Gas Projects Alternate Energy Sources • Developing a Global Power Grid Environmental Projects Global Comm. • Global Venues Urban Development High-Rise Projects New Urban Forms • Rapid Transit Systems New Towns, Redevelopment, Mixed-Used Projects Project Data Base […]

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Manufacturing Momentum

Georgia’s pro-business climate builds investment momentum across the state.

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Water, Water Everywhere …

If people think that the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, will wake up the industrialized world to finally solve its pressing water shortage and treatment crises, they are sorely mistaken.

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Texas Reskilling Grant Helps Texans Get Back to Work

by Savannah King

The program is just one of a suite of actions to keep the state’s talent pipeline primed for the future even in the midst of economic recovery.

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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION: SHOVEL-READY SITES

hovel-ready” is a term that we are hearing a lot in the national media these days. The 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act requires that any project that receives an investment from the federal stimulus package be “shovel-ready.” For those of us in the business of helping companies choose a location for their facility investments, […]

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How Colorado Became a Research Juggernaut

From life-saving medical breakthroughs to everyday items we take for granted, Colorado innovation has been changing lives for the better for many decades.

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AN UNMATCHED QUALITY OF PLACE

Living the good life is easy to do in Mississippi.

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When Being Small Is a Big Advantage

Here’s why folks are fleeing the bright lights of the big city and loving it.

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DIVERSE GEOGRAPHY, DIVERSE STRENGTHS

From urban metropolis to rural farming towns, Illinois offers everything in between.

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Driven to Texas

by Ron Starner

Tesla’s decision to park a billion-dollar-plant near Austin revs up an already humming sector.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Around the Real Estate World in 80 Minutes

Where do real estate consultants go for their expertise before meeting with corporate real estate professionals to plot strategy? Besides drawing on their own professional credentials, many attend educational meetings of The Counselors of Real Estate, a Chicago-based association of real estate consultants. The group’s Midyear Meeting in Seattle, held April 18-21, was a good […]

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R&D in the Rockies

Institutional know-how propels innovation in Colorado.

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Biggest Names in STEM Fly North For Talent

Investment into Canadian workforce doubles down in three major industries.

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Project Bulletin: July 11, 2023

Indian radial tire maker JK Tyre & Industries Ltd. has announced the completion of the first phase of capacity expansion of its manufacturing facility in Banmore, Madhya Pradesh.

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The Quality Location For the Shooting Set

Mississippi’s top industry recruiter — Governor Tate Reeves — used his visit to the SHOT Show 2023 convention in Las Vegas in January to make the case that the state’s firearm and ammunition industry is on fire.

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The Texas Economy: Back in the Saddle

An economist who knows the Texas economy better than most sees a strong outlook for the state following recovery from the pandemic, a severe hurricane season and a historic winter storm.

How the Southeast Is Winning Advanced Industry Projects

Why this region is ahead of the pack in attracting
advanced industry projects.

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Actually, It Is Rocket Science

Batesville, Mississippi, has turned out to be the ideal location for GE to build advanced aircraft engine components.

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Boston-Washington Corridor

Technology means more here. Just ask the folks behind chip and quantum projects up and down the corridor.

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Vitamin Enriched

Northridge, Calif.–based Pharmavite, maker of Nature Made vitamins and Soyjoy bars, produces more than 120 different kinds of supplements and fills more than 120 million bottles with 15 billion tablets, capsules, and softgels per year.

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Long-Term Value

Many companies worldwide have chosen to locate in logistics clusters, so what can enterprises learn about these communities that they do not already know? The answer is “a great deal,” for two reasons.

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Small Town, Big Opportunity

by Savannah King

With ample space and easy access to markets, Abilene draws companies to Northwest Texas.

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QUALITY OF LIFE

When you think of Kentucky, we’d bet bourbon and horses come to mind. There’s no question these are part of what makes Kentucky special, but there’s so much more to explore in the Bluegrass State. Whether you’re into live music, craft beer, chef-driven cuisine, American history, family fun or exploring the outdoors, there’s a Kentucky […]

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High Plains Drifting

Logistics networks link manufacturers in Amarillo, Lubbock to major markets.

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Worker Training Shifts Into High Gear in Dallas

Dallas College partners with local employers to close the skills gap.

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PHOTO GALLERY: Welcome to TEXAS

Welcome to Texas. The Lone Star State star has never shone brighter.

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Blu Homes To Build Prefab Eco-Homes By Deep Blue Sea; ‘They Were There Last Time We Checked’; Billion-Dollar Bounce In South Carolina

North American Reports: Blu Homes To Build Prefab Eco-Homes By Deep Blue Sea; ‘They Were There Last Time We Checked’; Billion-Dollar Bounce In South Carolina

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Features

Could This Be the Dawn of the Water Belt?

by Gary Daughters

Lake Erie’s fresh water can be a boon to manufacturing.

SOURCE: StudioThink

A movement afoot in northeast Ohio aims to leverage Lake Erie for big-ticket manufacturing investment.

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A QUIET REVOLUTION

Georgia is going all-in for EV.

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As Real as It Gets

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

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Staying Power: How Winning Communities Keep Winning

Amping up engagement with the C-suite nurtures home-grown business expansions.

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Hello Springfield

"The Simpsons" and Site Selection's New Plant Database both were launched 25 years ago, and both continue to provide insights into the Springfields of the world.

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Project Bulletin: November 7, 2023

Last week Texas Instruments began construction on its $11 billion, 300-mm semiconductor manufacturing facility in Lehi, Utah.

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Where Business Services Meet Business Resiliency

by Mark Arend

Budapest

Photo: iStock

Learn why 25 companies in 2020 picked Hungary for operations that will add 3,000 jobs to a business services sector that already employs nearly 64,000 at more than 130 companies.

Mark Arend
Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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2016 Brings in Millions in New Investments

More new or expanding operations in Oklahoma include an aerospace company, a glass manufacturer and a wind farm.

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Massachusetts, California and Rhode Island Do the Most to Use the Least

The 11th annual State Energy Efficiency Scorecard finds familiar names at the top, and incorporates a new metric.

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The UK’s Sweet Spot for Advanced Engineering & Manufacturing

Proximity to the UK and European markets
provides real value for money and is a key factor
for companies investing in Northern Ireland.

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‘Deep Roots’

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

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The Clean Energy Leader

California sets the standard for the country and the world.

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The Recruiter In Chief

by Ron Starner

Texas’ ultimate deal closer resides in the Governor’s Mansion.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Map To the Stars — California’s High-Performing Cities

California’s higher education institutions transform new ideas into new jobs, nurturing prosperity in the state’s best-performing cities.

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Will TrustBelt Land Fisker Auto Plant?

Electric car maker says sites in 11 states being considered for large factory investment.

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Destination Scorecard

A report from the United Nations documents where tourists come from, and where they're going.

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BD Injects More Capital into Nebraska

Among other products, the company has made cannula in the Cornhusker State for 51 years. What’s a cannula, you ask?

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Development Assistance Programs

E conomic development organizations worldwide are designing novel programs to enhance their appeal. From interactive web sites and work-force development plans to invent finance and tax incentives, local officials are creating new and innovative programs to lure business expansions and developments. In the slowing economy, these plans are developed to distinguish each individual community and […]

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A Capital Idea: Investors Choose Richmond

by Ron Starner

Kinsale Insurance employs 340 in a new five-story HQ in Henrico County, Virginia.

Photo courtesy of Kinsale Insurance

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

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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COVER STORY

irports have long been economic development engines for local areas and regions, but their potential economic significance is only now being understood by area developers, corporate site seekers and urban planners. Like never before, airports are central to businesses’ ability to compete given the heightened role of logistics and distribution in meeting customer and shareholder […]

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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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Movers and Shakers

How a business-friendly tax climate and transportation infrastructure lure companies to Broward County, Fla.

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Welcome Mat, Version 2.0

A new incentive targets multinationals’ higher-end regional operations.

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Taking Care of Business

Meeting customer needs is job one for expanding companies in Maine.

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Features

Demand Puts EV Battery Production In the Fast Lane

by Mark Arend

UK-based Arrival will soon be producing electric vans and buses in the Charlotte, North Carolina, metro area.

Images courtesy of Arrival, Inc.

Electric vehicle momentum dots the map with vehicle and battery plant investments.

Mark Arend
Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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The Talent Industries Want and Need

Ohio's higher education institutions lead in new approaches to workforce development.

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Digital Destination

Toronto is making a concerted effort to become Canada’s next nexus of digital media. .

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Biggest Names in STEM Fly North For Talent

Investment into Canadian workforce doubles down in three major industries.

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NORTH AMERICAN REPORTS

JULY 2006 Barracks to Biologics (cover) Little Greenville Lands Big Solar Plant, 1,200 Planned Jobs Give Us Your Opinion! NORTH AMERICAN REPORTS Barracks to Biologics Bristol-Myers Squibb Chooses Devens for $660-million Plant by ADAM BRUNS adam.bruns bounce@conway.com W orld War II barracks are coming down and modern biologics lab and manufacturing space is going up on […]

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Changing Perceptions

Gov. Tomblin explains how he’s remaking the West Virginia business climate.

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Gone to Texas

by Ron Starner

3 reasons why so many firms are choosing to relocate to the Lone Star State.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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State of the States: Some States Get It – Some Don’t

With the advent of a new year, a look back and look ahead can help focus priorities for the next round of location decisions.

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The 2020 Regional Workforce Development Rankings

We examine state workforce climates (not programs) across four U.S. regions, with exclusive insights from Emsi on what’s attracting people to top counties for talent.

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Pflugerville, Texas: On the Road to Save Lives and Build Careers

Career prep goes mobile in Pflugerville high schools.

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Ripe for the Picking: J&J’s Choice Goes Beyond Easy Labels

Combining the resources of the world’s largest medical complex with the capabilities of the Johnson & Johnson Medical Devices Companies.

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States Focus on Reskilling Workforce

States use CARES Act funding to keep students on track and reskill workforce.

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Investment Profile

Ready to Reach the Next Level? Malaysia Is Too.

by Adam Bruns

Swift and sure in its response to the global pandemic and downturn, the Malaysian government is just as swiftly rolling out a familiar welcome mat to global corporate investors.

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Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Down Time May Be Investment Time in South America

“I ‘m very optimistic about the economy and about what’s happening here in Mexico,” says Steve Ballmer, Microsoft CEO. The software giant announced in August that it plans to invest US$60 million to train 20,000 Mexican software developers. The company will team up with 3,000 computer and technology professors to help Mexico develop a software […]

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Northern Light

Minnesota might not be the first state to come to mind when thinking of solar energy, but a combination of educational infrastructure, a strong supply chain and incentives has the state well on its way to a significant solar cluster.

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Open Arms

Québec’s Minister of International Relations Pierre Arcand looks to new ties to unbind the province from its traditional industrial past.

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Squarely In the Middle

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

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Made in Myanmar

Manufacturing Site Location Considerations in Asia's Final Frontier Economy

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International Update

Asia’s Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Will Reshape Trade

Wat Ounalom at sunset in Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Photo: Getty Images

Dezan Shira & Associates walks us through the substantial opportunities RCEP delivers to a region accounting for roughly 30% of global population and global GDP.

Real Estate’s Cream of the Crop: IDRC Best Practices

Highlights from Site Selection ? December 1997/January 1998 Real Estate’s Cream of the Crop: IDRC Best Practices Excellence. It’s something all firms strive for — to be the best. Many companies today are working hard to make their real estate operations the best they can be. The International Development Research Council (IDRC), the world’s preeminent […]

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Project Bulletin: September 16, 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. New Models Head […]

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Ladies and Gentlemen, Charge Your Engines

The 2018 American Solar Challenge is underway.

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US, Global Locations Ranked For Manufacturing Attractiveness

Business costs, talent availability are key metrics to watch.

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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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Investment Reports

200 Years Old this Year, Costa Rica Leads the Way Toward the Fourth Industrial Revolution

by Adam Bruns

Photo: Getty Images

Insights from leaders at such companies as Intel, Concentrix and Autodesk reveal why Costa Rica, celebrating its bicentennial this year, is leading the way toward the fourth industrial revolution.

Adam Bruns
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Phoenix-Area DC LEEDs the Way

Insights from REI’s supply chain VP show where goods movement is moving next.

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The Nation’s Top-Performing Micropolitan Areas Unmask Opportunities In Tough Times

Micropolitan areas were socially distanced before it became a thing.

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A Road Trip Through ‘Multiple States in One’

Project activity has largely resumed to pre-pandemic levels throughout the Commonwealth, with industry sectors old and new in growth mode.

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The Lay of the Land

Site Selection is proud to publish our fifth annual State of the States report in this, our 60th anniversary issue.

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Keep Georgia In Mind

Seven reasons to enjoy life in the Peach State.

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Features

Working Backwards from the Customer Drives Amazon’s Relentless Forward Momentum

by Adam Bruns

A conversation with Amazon Head of Worldwide Economic Development Holly Sullivan.

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CRE EDUCATION: Making the Grade

Real estate education programs are as varied as the deals they teach you to make. The Urban Land Institute’s Directory of Real Estate Development and Related Education Programs is currently in its ninth edition, and includes 60 programs in the United States and abroad. Of that sample, only a handful mention corporate real estate as […]

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Is Minnesota Making the Grade?

A new report highlights progress, challenges.

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Ohio Claims the Top Two Emerging Hubs for Biotech Research

CBRE’s U.S. Life Sciences Research Talent 2023 report named not one but two Ohio cities among the top emerging hubs for researchers. Out of the nine clusters ranked, Columbus and Cincinnati, No.1 and No.2, were the only cities included from the same state. Both represent robust research institution networks that have received significant support through […]

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Kilgore’s Synergy Welcomes the World

With nearly 1.5 million people within 60 miles and quick access to the DFW metro area via I-20, Kilgore’s location in northeast Texas already has a lot going for it.

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Site Selection’s Annual State Legislative Update

S tate budgetary shortfalls have mirrored the U.S. economy at large over the past year, prompting many legislatures to adopt stringent measures to curb spending and maintain the tax base. Many held special legislative sessions in order to achieve some fiscal progress. While some economic development branches have been streamlined, most […]

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Offshore Wind Is About to Blow Up

by Gary Daughters

Dominion Energy’s pilot project off Hampton Roads began supplying electricity to consumers in January.

Source: Dominion Energy

And with Dominion Energy leading the way, Virginia is poised to become the East Coast wind energy hub.

Gary Daughters
Senior Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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Wisconsin: Capturing More Than a Moment

Wisconsin flexes its business muscle beyond the bright lights of the NFL Draft.

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Drop-In Anytime

As doubts grow about biofuel support in the U.S., a bi-national project takes off in Mexico.

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Congestion Capitals

Congestion can really get you down. No, we’re not talking about the sniffles going around. More like the cargo and people who aren’t.

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Up in Arms

Is Australia about to deliver an about-face in renewable energy policy?

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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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Departments

Editor’s View: Time to Change Your Game Plan?

by Mark Arend

Editor in Chief Mark Arend walks us through what’s changed and what has not changed in this issue of Site Selection and in the world around us.

Mark Arend
Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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Blazing a Trail

Count on California for forward-looking energy solutions backed by real actions.

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Taking it to the Next Level

A state already known for its automotive industry is gearing up at an unprecedented pace and scale.

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Marquee Players

This year’s leaders in economic development show how infrastructure can be supporting cast and a star at the same time.

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Magnetic Mercosur: Free Trade Spurs South America’s 21st Century Surge

Surging free trade is rapidly changing the business fortunes of much of South America. Four nations — Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay — are aligned in the Mercosur customs union. And on Oct. 1, the Mercosur quartet added important ?associate member? Chile, Latin America?s most advanced economy. Bolivia will also likely soon join Mercosur, with […]

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More to Explore

Washington’s outdoor recreation industry is boundless.

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Cover

Whole New World

by Adam Bruns

Major Projects Break Through Sour Economy to Pursue Innovation and Restart Global Commerce

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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FDI Wave Hits Gulf Coast

Christopher Prentice represents exactly the kind of company that increasingly is finding a home along U.S. Gulf Coast — high-tech, international and rapidly growing.

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Editor’s View: Silver Linings Playbook Revisited

To believe things are going to work out, or not to believe. That is the question. You’ll have to forgive this former poetry and theater major. Writing this on Shakespeare’s 460th birthday, I can’t help but ask, “Is it indeed nobler ‘to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune or to take arms against […]

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Project Bulletin: October 17, 2023

In a signing ceremony held in Seoul, South Korea, last week oil refiner GS Caltex and trading company Posco International Corporation announced their new $193 million bio feedstock refinery joint venture.

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Further Action

Last week more than 200 people from around the country attended an event at Willow Run, a signature automotive brownfield site in Ypsilanti, Mich., and one of 89 former General Motors properties in 14 states under the aegis of the Revitalizing Auto Communities Environmental Response (RACER) Trust. It’s the factory where the inspiration for Rosie the Riveter worked, and a site that has been called “the world’s largest room” for its massive assembly floor space.

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Inspiring Solutions

Award winners offer models worth emulating
at global science & technology parks.

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Cover

2021 Mac Conway Awards

by Gary Daughters

There may never have been a more challenging year than 2020 for those working in the vital field of economic development.

Gary Daughters
Senior Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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Utilities Power Up Site Selection Efforts

T he California blackouts and the state’s continuing electricity crisis took center stage at the IOU-EDA Winter Forum, held on Feb. 21-23 in San Diego, and these problems bring to the surface an important question for site selectors: Will utilities in a deregulated market be capable of providing the service my company needs? Many technology […]

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New Facilities 1991 (Charts), page 2

From Site Selection magazine, February 1992 New Plant & Equipment Expenditures 1958-91 Continue to next page | Site Selection Online ©1992 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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Pennsylvania: Back To the Moon — From Pittsburgh

An emerging space technology cluster is casting the City of Bridges in a new light.

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Writing History in a Lab

Oak Ridge National Laboratory keeps changing the world 70 years after its biggest invention.

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Upskilling the Future of Mississippi’s Workforce

Dig beneath the surface and you’ll find innovation popping up all over the state.

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Cover

2021 Prosperity Cup

by Mark Arend

North Carolina’s prowess in life sciences, aerospace and statewide business-recruitment teamwork are delivering enviable results.

Mark Arend
Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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Science Park Powers a Solar System

Kulim Hi-Tech Park (KHTP), Malaysia’s first high-tech industrial park, opened in 1996 as a key component in the nation’s plan to be fully industrialized by 2020.

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New Research Puts IDRC’s Past, Current and Future Value in Perspective

A new research report, IDRC’s Defining Characteristics, charts the leading real estate association’s evolution from site selection resource to business strategy group, and beyond. Organizations that resist change or cannot change will soon find themselves on the endangered species list in the business world. The forces of technology, entrepreneurship and globalization are too powerful to […]

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China, Meet South Carolina

The Palmetto State aggressively courts Chinese corporate investors.

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Where Expanding Companies Can Find Affordable Power

US pricing is more competitive than before, but companies must carefully negotiate incentives and conduct state-by-state, regional research.

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Ready for Relaunch

For the sixth straight year, we present in the following pages and at SiteSelection.com vital specs and contact information on dozens of land parcels measuring 1,000 acres (405 hectares) or more

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2021 Global Best to Invest

by Adam Bruns

Unique indices highlight the top countries and metro areas in terms of their outlook for corporate investment.

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