The Anatomy of a No. 1 Ranking

by Ron Starner

Here’s how Washington delivers the ‘Best State’ in the nation.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

There’s Fast, and There’s Quantum Fast

When even supercomputers aren’t up to the job, it’s time for quantum computing, and Colorado is rapidly becoming home to a quantum computing cluster.

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A Tale of Two Governors

One fights to rescue his economic development agency. The other is making needed reforms.

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The $5-Billion Mile

For sports magnates, everything’s bigger in Frisco, Texas.

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Opportunity Abundance

Low taxes, high business support, worker training and world-class infrastructure combine to make Mississippi 'a place that makes things.'

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Manitoba Premier Defines His Province’s Competitive Edge

Winnepeg, Manitoba, is the overall lowest-cost city of 26 Midwestern US and Western Canada metros.

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The Boston-Hyderabad Handoff

by Adam Bruns

Sai Life Sciences’ growth includes expansion to more than 1,000 employees at its headquarters campus in Hyderabad, Telangana.

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A journey through a growing Indian multinational’s past year casts light on three leading biotech locations around the world.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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A Good Mix

A beneficial tax climate helps grow Washington’s diverse economy.

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SITE SELECTION PRESENTS 2025 America’s BEST COUNTIES

Jurisdictions in Arizona and Texas top our annual look at leading U.S. counties by corporate project impact.

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The Rx for a Thriving Life Sciences Sector

Bolstered by higher education, diversity and talent, New Jersey’s robust life sciences sector is healthy and growing.

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Last year at this time, the State of Nebraska’s Department of Economic Development (DED) and Department of Labor were advertising for an outside contractor to conduct a competitive advantage assessment.

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Are You Ready to Compete?

Any horse racing or baseball fan will tell you spring means it's time to compete. So will a recent blossoming of reports and initiatives focused on competitiveness itself.

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Right from the Start

by Savannah King

Missouri One Start offers a variety of services to help employers with recruitment and training.

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STATE OF THE STATES 2012

The status of the United States as a nation owes much if not most of its character to the livelihoods of its individual members. In 2011, for the first time in 10 years, states reported that they cut taxes more than they increased them, reports the National Council of State Legislatures.

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Editor’s View: You’ll Know It When You Hear It

Congratulations again to Texas and Kentucky for their 2015 Governors Cups

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Site Selection for Life Sciences Companies in Europe

The 2018 edition of KPMG’s biannual overview offers pointers for entering the market and then navigating a changing landscape.

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5 Things to Know About Louisiana

The state’s new leader of economic development is here to ‘blow it up.’

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Talent Supply Keeps Growing, Enterprises Well Staffed

Growing firms in Overland Park, Lenexa and Wichita highlight the abundance of professional services talent to be found in Kansas.

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Innovation and tradition meet in St. Louis

by Savannah King

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

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TECHNOLOGY TOOLBOX

TECHNOLOGY TOOLBOX From Site Selection magazine, November 2007 Software Aids BPO Firm’s Site Search by JOHN W. McCURRY john.mccurry bounce@conway.com S ervice Source, a San Francisco-based outsource sales organization specializing in the business of technical service contract renewals for computer hardware, Dave Dunlap, senior vice president of worldwide operations, Service Source software and healthcare […]

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Top Groups in Economic Development 2025

A blend of Site Selection’s proprietary project data and two respected indices has produced this elite group of regional economic development organizations.

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A Promising View

Director of the Washington State Department of Commerce shares perspective on the state’s economic vitality.

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Youth Movement

Indiana’s new initiative aims to attract and retain a strong, talented workforce by improving quality of life across the state.

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Standing TALL

A longtime partnership with the military opens new economic opportunities.

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Bright Horizon

by Savannah King

Financial Services: Bright Horizon

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Where Diversity and Equity Go Hand in Hand

by Adam Bruns

A generational $3.8 billion redevelopment in Chicago aims to be a model for the nation.

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Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Off to a Hot Start

A major automotive investment continues South Carolina’s streak of big deals.

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Top Competitive States

North Carolina has the workforce, infrastructure and other assets required by enterprises competing to win. But will an incentives rift today affect project results down the road?

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Taming the Wild West

Can the land of the wild, wild West become the next high-tech haven of choice? It can if more executives follow the example of Kent Holliday, the founder of Eleutian Technology in Cody, Wyo. The world's largest network of certified instructors who teach English as a second language, Eleutian recently made its home in the town.

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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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Ingenuity on Parade

The era of e-mobility and autonomous driving is lining up as a tug-of-war between the technology-driven invisible hand and the ultimate force of state incentives.

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Data Masters: How Illinois Grows Its I.T. Workforce

by Ron Starner

When Nielsen’s Global Consumer Business announced last year that it would locate its global headquarters in Chicago, the news only confirmed what many site selectors already knew.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Competitive Clusters – Special Advertising Section, Site Selection magazine, March 2004

ore communities, regions and states are turning to the concept of Cluster Development. The advantages of close relationships between key industries and their suppliers, complementary industries, economic development and support institutions have been proven in many regions around the world. But how do corporate real estate executives, site location consultants and […]

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NORTH AMERICAN REPORTS

NORTH AMERICAN REPORTS From Site Selection magazine, January 2008 Once and Future Leverage Now That’s Italian-American Monsanto Grows More Than Corn in Iowa Boxes and Vessels Expand, Terminals Multiply School Proximity Key to Record Investment by UPS in Toronto A Soft and Fluffy Landing A SUSTAINABLE ENTERPRISE: Box Elder County will be the […]

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Top Metros Tier 3: Sustaining the Momentum

With Odessa No. 1 and Midland tied for fourth place in our tally of corporate facility investment success for 2014 in Tier-3 cities, West Texas would seem to be on a pronounced upswing.

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The Benefits of the Valiant Veteran

Top U.S. companies look to harness the talent held by the country’s armed forces.

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The 2022 Governor’s Cups

Kansas claims a second consecutive Cup and Texas an 11th in our annual tally of total and per capita project wins the previous year.

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Where Tech Dreams Come to Life

by Gary Daughters

Chicago’s incubators help innovators shine.

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Senior Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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Central US Metros Dominate 2017 Top Competitive Cities

The competitive fire of some leading cities is being directed toward their own federal government.

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Worried About Your IP and Market Access Around the World?

The US Trade Representative and PhRMA are too.

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Dual Advantage

If you’ve just launched the nation's first specialized, bundled insurance program for commercial-scale solar installations, it only makes sense to try it out yourself first.

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Right Under Your Nose

A company’s facilities and the environment in which they exist can be a strong competitive advantage — or a persistent drag on profitability.

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Ole Miss Chancellor Dan Jones: ‘We Support Business and Industry’

Interview with
University of Mississippi Chancellor Dan Jones

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Area Spotlights

Michigan Investment Includes Multi-Family Housing

by Mark Arend

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

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Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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R&D Parks With an Edge

E merging industry clusters in such high-tech fields as life sciences and software engineering are driving demand for a new breed of business park. But more than futuristic laboratory and office space is required to catch the attention of industry players seeking suitable locations in which to research and develop tomorrow’s systems and services. The […]

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I n this 21st century world of virtual reality, virtual learning, virtual tourism — virtual everything, it’s entirely logical that site selection should have been transformed into a virtual activity. The hard-pressed corporate executive seeking new international facilities in far-flung overseas destinations need surely look no further than a mouse button and modem. […]

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Youth Is Served Here

Employers flock to San Bernardino County in search of young, highly trained workers.

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Statistical Profile

How America Works.

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Everything Ventured

Oakridge Global Energy Solutions hopes to create 1,000 jobs on Florida's Atlantic Coast. Living that dream is no day at the beach.

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Washington Builds a Life Science Cluster

The battle against the pandemic propels biotech R&D to the forefront.

However Brexit Shakes Out, the UK’s Tech Sector Is Ready Take Charge

The Brexit process has launched. That means the UK is on the clock, aiming to disengage from the EU within two years.

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Brand Awareness

Yuengling, which promotes itself as America’s oldest brewery, began brewing its beer in Pottsville, Pa., in 1829. In

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ASEAN’s Optimal Principal Hub Location

Multinational companies (MNCs) look for several key factors when seeking the ideal location in which to establish a regional base of operations.

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No Speed Bumps

Mississippi tire production gains some serious traction.

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Where to Get Vertical

The American public may be familiar with the two most heavily used U.S. government-owned launch complexes: Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida (located on the same piece of land as NASA's Kennedy Space Center, from where the Space Shuttle launched) and Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.

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Certified Sites Reduce Risk for Growing Companies

by Savannah King

When businesses are ready to grow quickly, Missouri’s Certified Sites Program is there to help them find the perfect site for their expansion or relocation needs.

Savannah King

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The Kent Phoenix

Kent is the English county called the Garden of England. Plant a seed in Kent and it will grow and flourish — apples, pears, cherries, grapes, strawberries, blackcurrants, almost every vegetable imaginable, oats, barley, grain … Kent feeds millions of people on a daily basis.

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STATISTICAL PROFILE: Mighty Numbers

Mississippi by the numbers.

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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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Michigan, Midwest Set Fast-Track Pace in 1997’s Record U.S. Race for Corporate Facilities

Highlights from Site Selection ? February/March 1998 Michigan, Midwest Set Fast-Track Pace in 1997’s Record U.S. Race for Corporate Facilities by Jack Lyne Let the good times roll. That ancient war cry is a particularly appropriate touchstone in analyzing 1997’s U.S. corporate location patterns. Economic good times earmarked rolled expansively through Main Street, Wall Street […]

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The Northern Pull of Production

An in-depth look at what’s driving industrial development in the Northeast U.S.

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A history of innovation drives stainless steel production and remanufacturing.

by Gary Daughters

Springfield, Missouri, is known as the nation’s “capital of stainless steel,” making it a shining example of how a single individual can bend the arc of history.

Gary Daughters
Senior Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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Front Door to The Silicon Valley

The ‘Sustainability Corridor’ of Greater Sacramento provides the highly skilled talent coveted by Apple, Oracle, HP, Intel and other tier-one employers in Northern California.

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Road Grading:

An Examination of Scores and Progress Across Illinois Infrastructure

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Early-Stage to Exit

Kentucky is doubling down on capital investments.

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Sectors on a Mission

Three “catalytic” industries are charged with boosting Malaysia’s industrial ecosystems

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The Future’s Up in the Air

From airplanes that run on renewable power to sharkskin-like material that blocks airborne bacteria, new technology is giving Colorado a lift.

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Show Me the Incentives

by Savannah King

Missouri’s business incentive programs usher in new investments across the state.

Savannah King

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Inside the World’s Robotic Race

Automation sweeps through the world’s industries, with no plan to slow down.

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Competition Is Fun

North Carolina’s combination of work-force availability and skill sets of interest to employers, proactive business-development agencies, logistics assets and higher education infrastructure helped it reclaim Site Selection’s Top Business Climate spot from rival Texas

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Diamond in the Rough

In Wyoming, Mich., there is another field of dreams, one occupied by a now un-occupied General Motors stamping plant. The plant, originally built in 1936, was closed in 2009 to the shock and dismay of the community, putting 1,500 well-paid workers out of work.

Now the people dream that an investor will come. It is a shared dream by a community that understands itself, and that patience will be rewarded in the end.

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Food’s Future

Food's Future: A growing number of states want evidence of results to drive decisions about tax incentives for economic development.

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North American Reports, Site Selection Magazine, January 2003

Pro-Business Bipartisanship Brings SCIENX Plant to Upstate N.Y. Politics may make for strange bedfellows. A major New York site selection decision, however, made for surprisingly cordial ones. There on the dais, a mere six days before November’s elections, were Gov. George Pataki (R) and U.S. Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D), linked […]

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Area Spotlights

Report Charts a Post-Pandemic Pathway Forward

by Mark Arend

Little Rock, Arkansas

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Arkansas policymakers seeking to bolster the state’s economic rebound as it recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic now have a road map for getting there.

Mark Arend
Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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IAMC INSIDER

Dear IAMC Members and Prospective Members, Our capacity for getting things done often runs up against two barriers: time and trust. Both are essential to everyone, but sometimes the inventory of both seems like it’s flagging. That’s why opportunities like the IAMC Memphis Fall Forum stand out even more […]

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You’ll Never Walk Alone

A successful facility expansion marks the beginning of Kentucky’s strategy to help companies thrive, not the end.

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Fueling the Future of Colorado’s Life Sciences Sector

A group of 22 partners representing Colorado’s life sciences ecosystem have banded together to fund a new national economic development campaign to bolster Colorado into “America’s epicenter for life sciences innovation.” Launched in February, the Colorado Hub for Healthcare Impact comprises entities from each level of the state’s life sciences network The campaign highlights six […]

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Site Selection February 1997 Issue

North Carolina Races Past Ohio to Win 1996 Facility-Location Gold Medal VIEW TOP FACILITIES CHARTS AND GRAPHS The Corporate Agility Revolution: Get Loose or Lose 1997 Expansion Forecast: More Go-Go Global Growth Go East, Big Boys: Asia, Autos and High Tech Rule 1996?s Location Leviathans Eastman Kodak?s Strategic Best Practices Machinery, Electronics Sizzle in ?96 […]

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Data Centers: A perspective on site selection, incentives and outsourcing.

Location selection — be it for a corporate headquarters, a manufacturing facility, a lab or a shared services center, is an important decision.

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Fallout From Tesla HQ Move: A Ripple in California, a Wave in Texas

The other shoe finally dropped as Elon Musk announced the company’s headquarters move to Austin. But there is still plenty of Tesla action to go around in California.

5,000 Points of Light

In August, Inc. Magazine revealed its annual Inc. 5000, a lineup of companies ranked by their percentage revenue growth over the last three years. Collectively, these companies have generated 874,940 jobs and $317 billion in revenue over three years and have displayed median revenue growth of 1,637%. They also generate momentum for the states and […]

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Workplace/Cyberspace Connection Expanding Infrastructure Integration?s Scope

Aha, Michael Jordan, so it wasn?t the shoes after all, eh? It was the work space. Or maybe it was the work space at Converse, where basketball master Jordan originally assumed he?d sign for his 1984-85 pro rookie season. Then, however, he visited Converse?s offices and decided ?they just looked traditional.? So the fiercely innovative […]

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Value Added

An Enhanced Use Lease strategy proves key to growth and to the mission at Falcon Hill in Utah.

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How Mississippi Became a Thriving Hub for Startups

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

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Myanmar’s New Foreign Investment Law: Look Before You Leap

Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, is one of Asia’s final frontier markets and investment destinations.

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There’s Plenty of Ground to Cover in Illinois

by Savannah King

World-class culture, outdoor adventure and food make Illinois a destination for all seasons — even in challenging times.

Savannah King

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CHIP MAKERS, SUPPLIERS, AMONG TOP GLOBAL INVESTORS IN 2022

Taiwanese manufacturers have found a penchant for investing in the Grand Canyon State.

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Convergence of Resources

The data and the projects point to renewable power leadership in Texas.

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There’s No Room For Politics in Job Creation

Governor Andy Beshear is seeking a second term leading the commonwealth in 2023, and he has big plans for Kentucky’s future.

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Taking Indiana’s Economic Temperature

An economist weighs in on where Indiana ‘compares favorably’ to other states, among other topics.

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Committed to the Caribbean

Teleperformance is one of many BPO firms growing in Jamaica, where a major bakery investment is also rising. Plus a major silicone and sealant manufacturer chooses to grow its home base in Puerto Rico.

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Shoring Up The Supply Chain

by Savannah King

Transportation, Distribution, Logistics: Shoring Up The Supply Chain

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How Thriving Communities Attract Aerospace Manufacturing

In the past 100 years, the aerospace industry has evolved tremendously — and so have site location needs for aircraft and aerospace companies.

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Entek Finds a Home in Terre Haute

A region with shovel-ready property meets an Oregon company ready to engage with a community.

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World Reports, Site Selection Magazine, November 2003

Faurecia, one of the world’s largest automobile parts manufacturers, recently opened its sixth plant in Poland. It will employ 350 by the end of 2003, eventually doubling that number. European Automotive Projects Move Into the East “More and more, volume car manufacturing is a cost-driven business, and manufacturing investment projects continue to migrate to the […]

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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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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.

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Help When It’s Needed

by Savannah King

With a variety of incentives and programs to support businesses, Illinois is there for every step.

Savannah King

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Caribbean: Leading Contact Lens Manufacturer Announces Multiple Projects in Puerto Rico

CooperVision, one of the world’s leading contact lens manufacturers, has launched a multi-year investment plan to expand its footprint in Puerto Rico...

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What You Need to Know About the Buckeye State

Dr. Bill LaFayette is who you turn to for in-depth, on-the-ground and candid analysis of the cost of doing business in Ohio, among other topics.

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The Metallic Allure of Kentucky

The Bluegrass State is a magnet for investment in the metals sector.

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TrustBelt Speaker Lineup to be Star-Studded

The annual TrustBelt Corporates & Consultants Forum has always featured a speaker lineup of considerable star power, but the 2019 roster in Louisville promises to be the best one yet.

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Seven Regions of Success

From big cities to small towns, each region of Ohio has its strengths.

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Area Spotlights

A Tar Heel Play for Offshore Wind Energy Production

by Mark Arend

Downtown Charlotte, North Carolina

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North Carolina aims to get its share of what one consultant says will be 40 gigawatts of wind energy off the East Coast by 2035.

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Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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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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Public, Private Investment Grew Kansas’ Biotech Sector in 2022

Biotech: Public, Private Investment Grew Kansas' Biotech Sector in 2022

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Technology Toolbox: Social Networking for Site Seekers

Social networking is becoming more and more accepted in the corporate real estate realm

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The Winds of Change Have Arrived

There’s a story, perhaps apocryphal, about the mayor of a good-sized city with certain cultural aspirations.

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‘Authentic Country Goodness’

Northwest Tennessee’s Union City offers further proof that state lines can unite instead of divide.

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Area Spotlights

Idaho Falls Is Nuclear Energy Past And Present

by Gary Daughters

Nuclear power was born at INL.

Source: Idaho National Laboratory

Idaho National Laboratory is one big reason the city was named Milken Institute’s best-performing small city for 2021.

Gary Daughters
Senior Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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PROJECT FINANCE

PROJECT FINANCE From Site Selection magazine, May 2007 Cash infusions from venture capitalists back innovations from concept to construction. by ADAM BRUNS adam.bruns bounce@conway.com W ith Boston and Silicon Valley absorbing nearly half of all U.S. venture capital investment, many second- tier cities until now have not attracted their fair share. But some have begun […]

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Smart Mobility Leaders Converge in Arkansas

Hundreds of companies flocked to the UP.Summit for the chance to win over big investors.

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Depleted Tax Coffers Could Cause Shift in Incentive Policy

While the country battles the coronavirus, state and local governments will be squeezed financially — just like so many businesses and households.

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Europe’s Renewable Energy Success

Nations strive to attain the EU goal of 32% of energy consumption from renewable sources by 2030.

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Foreign, Trade Policy Are One in Budapest

Editor in Chief Mark Arend talks with Hungary's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó about surging FDI and the evolution from "Made in Hungary" to "Invented in Hungary."

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Cape Girardeau region continues to attract new businesses

by Savannah King

The Cape Girardeau region in the southeast corner of the state is a lively hub for education, commerce, medical care, and transportation.

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A Port, A Border and A Coast: South Texas Has it All

Everything from a relaxing beach vacation to a shopping excursion to Mexico can be enjoyed from the South Texas region.

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Logistics Park Expedites Midwest Supply Chains

NorthPoint teams up with JLL, CSX and BNSF to deliver an industrial game changer.

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Awards Season

Honors and accolades are great. Cold hard cash is too.

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LEADERSHIP INTERVIEW: GOVERNOR GREG ABBOTT: Leading From the Front

America’s most ambitious governor talks about the path that delivered to Texas a record-setting 13th consecutive win in the Site Selection Governor’s Cup race.

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Roundtable Delivers New Solutions To Today’s Real Estate Challenges

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

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Life Science flourishes in St. Louis

by Savannah King

Washington University in St. Louis supports life sciences, innovation.

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Idaho Falls Is Nuclear Energy Past And Present

Idaho National Laboratory is one big reason the city was named Milken Institute’s best-performing small city for 2021.

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Europe Calling: Was it Too Much Too Soon?

T he heat created by the North American push into Europe for new call centers has turned desirable locations into no-go areas for some U.S. corporates. But while some locations have become victims of their own success, others are emerging as new winners in the current cooler environment for new call center operations — especially […]

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Magna Fires On All Cylinders With Pan-Ontario Investment

Even as the all-Canada-made Project Arrow EV grabbed headlines with its debut early this year (see p. 32), a global Canadian automotive power continues to flex across the entire...

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TOP METROS

or the past 40 years, Pier 1 Imports has made its home in Fort Worth, Texas. If Chairman and CEO Marvin Girouard has his way, the US$2-billion company will call Fort Worth home for at least the next 40. In 2004, Pier 1 moved into its new $90-million corporate headquarters in the […]

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Seeking First Light

It’s not every day a billion-dollar project comes to Hawaii. After all, whatever you produce there has to be transported everywhere else. But the 50th state is part of a very select global club of locations whose conditions produce a rare commodity: transporting views of our planet and of the known universe it occupies.

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Setting the Pace

by Adam Bruns

An industry leader shares insights into Missouri’s unique assets for energy innovation and growth.

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Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Western Europe: And Then There Were Six

Eli Lilly will plant its sixth European flag with a $2.5 billion manufacturing site in Germany.

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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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Test CITE

After a selection process pitting one area of the Land of Enchantment against another, the Center for Innovation, Testing & Evaluation (CITE), a 20-sq.-mile (52-sq.-km.) project from Pegasus Global Holdings, is destined for the EnergyPlex near Hobbs, N.M.

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Logistics & Distribution: Where & Why The Logistics Giants Are Expanding

Snapshots of UPS, DHL, Amazon and Ryder project activity and a ranking of global connectedness accompany our look at which U.S. states and metros have attracted...

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Hong Kong Poised for New Era

N aysayers predicted havoc when the British handed over Hong Kong to Mainland China in 1997. But instead of Red Chinese soldiers charging in to take control, the floodgates opened the other direction. Hong Kong capitalists living in this landlocked economic powerhouse began pouring large sums of money into South China. […]

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Area Spotlights

Nevada Goes Greener

by Mark Arend

Thacker Pass in Humboldt County is the site of Nevada’s next large-scale lithium mine.

Photo courtesy of Lithium Americas

Nevada is leading the charge for clean energy innovation.

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EDITORS’S VIEW

y colleagues and I completed our bi-annual survey of readers in November, and this space seems like a good way to share some highlights with you. Every other year, we take the pulse of our readership circulation to make sure we are still addressing the areas of interest and concern to you. We seek such […]

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