Chicago Takes Center Stage

by Anna Reuter

In 2021, the state broke film production revenue records at $630 million, surpassing its 2019 record by $70 million.

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Tech Companies New & Old Land in Chicago

by Anna Reuter

In the Downtown Chicago Loop, start your morning at one of a dozen airy boutique cafés and watch the kayakers on the Riverwalk from behind the window. Turn 90 degrees and choose which billion-dollar startup you want to explore that day.

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Taney County: Music to Business Ears

While tourism is the region’s bread and butter, its business acumen should not be underestimated.

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The World’s Eyes Land on Wisconsin

From Foxconn to the Ryder Cup, the Badger State is giving folks a reason to watch.

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Land Stewardship Is Key To a Future Innovation Park

More than a concept, “It’s definitely a done deal,” says Mason Ailstock about a 2,000-acre knowledge district called Rowen taking shape

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Will the Appalachian Basin Be the World’s Next Energy Hub?

According to the Appalachian Regional Commission, over 40 percent of the retired coal-fired capacity can be found in Appalachia.

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

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

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Vital Signs:

by Mark Arend

New Space Takes Shape for a Very Healthy Sector

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Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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Alternative Protein Facilities Gain Traction

“Alternative protein facilities will become their own category of corporate real estate,” says one expert about a market expected to reach $27 billion by 2027.

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STARTUP & INNOVATION HUBS: WEST COAST INNOVATION DOMINANCE: Will It Remain?

An index of indices produces a list of top global startup ecosystems, plus Alexis Elmore reports from the 2025 Global Entrepreneurship Congress.

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Diving Into the Blue

Mississippi is all in on the Gulf Coast’s innovative Blue Economy.

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An Inside Look

U.S. Endoscopy, a provider of niche diagnostic, therapeutic and support accessories used in the gastrointestinal endoscopy and urology markets, has grown dramatically in recent years at its headquarters

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The Ultimate Ground Game

How Ohio followed a fundamental plan to build a true macropolitan economy.

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Wanderers Are Welcome Here

by Ron Starner

Why tourism rebounded faster in Mississippi than it did in other states.

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Hot Dog! Here Come the Fungi

by Anna Reuter

Watch out, Chicago dogs; Illinois is now breeding an upstart plant-based alternative.

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The Meaning of Utility

Electricity is the latest frontier for innovation in shale oil and gas.

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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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Making It Look Easy

The Governors of Nebraska and Texas have a few things in common — new terms in office, a commitment to putting veterans to work and another Governor’s Cup to add to their collections.

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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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SILICON RANCH: How Communities Win In the Solar Farm Arena

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

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Shining a Bright Light on Illinois Solar Expansion

by Anna Reuter

When it comes to solar power, looks can be deceiving.

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On the Hunt

There’s no better place than Israel to scout for talent and ideas.

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ENTREPRENEURSHIP

It should come as no surprise that the third least expensive state in which to start a new business is getting a jump on the competition when it comes to entrepreneurship.

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Sites in Demand

Kentucky programs prepare sites for influx of business locations.

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Follow the Leader

Malaysia has long been a haven for high-tech companies, with several maintaining operations there for decades. They are staying in Malaysia to take advantage of the country’s forward-thinking approach to keeping these companies from relocating elsewhere in the region.

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‘Obvious Choice’

A spinal medical device firm stays in Leesburg, but moves to a new neighborhood aligned with its growth curve.

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Illinois Occupies a Power Position On the Road to Electrification

by Adam Bruns

Dr. Don Hillebrand, director of the Energy Systems Division at Argonne National Laboratory in the western Chicago suburb of Lemont, was named by Automotive News as one of the 100 most influential people bringing about the electrification of the automobile.

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A Lasting Impression: 7 Things I Learned in Sarasota County, Florida

What do a new baseball stadium, the Fountain of Youth and the Ringling Brothers have in common? If you answered the Florida Gulf Coast, you’d be right.

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The Letter and the Law

INCENTIVES From Site Selection magazine, September 2009 The Letter and the Law Tax treatment of government grants has win-win potential. by BARBARA S. de MARIGNY editor bounce@conway.com Barbara S. de Marigny is a partner in the Tax Practice Group for Houston-based law firm Gardere Wynne Sewell LLP. For more information, visit www.gardere.com. “C ongratulations. Our […]

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Investors Find a Hidden Gem in Portland, Texas

Companies and workers find the best of both worlds in this Gulf Coast city.

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Force Field

Atlantic Canada has taken heat over the years for its overfished waters. The kinetic energy those chilly waters produce may be harder to deplete.

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Town and Country

Hamilton is CEO of Renmatix, a young and growing producer of cellulosic sugars for the global renewable chemical and fuels markets. Working with building owner Brandywine Realty Trust, architect Pier Derrickson of KlingStubbins and contractor Hollister Construction Services, the Renmatix team just saw the completion of the headquarters fit-out.

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How CEJA is Good for Illinois Business

by Anna Reuter

In late 2021, Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker signed into law the Climate and Equitable Jobs Act (CEJA).

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In Ohio, Innovation is a Team Sport

Innovation is a Team Sport

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Lights, Camera, Illinois!

Behind the camera, production crews like what they’re finding in the Prairie State.

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How Kansas Supports the Climate and the Business Climate All At Once

Alive-action model of the clean energy economy’s circularity can be found in Kansas, where common-sense, middle-of-the-road policy and costs complement the state’s middle-of-the-country location and sensibility. They also complement the goals of a $4 billion megaproject.

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How a Medical Device Maker Picked its Spot

A maker of respiratory products expands in the Keystone State following a merger.

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Ohio Claims the Top Two Emerging Hubs for Biotech Research

What do Cincinnati and Columbus have in common? CBRE has the answer.

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From All Over the World To All Over Illinois

by Mark Arend

Recently announced projects from companies based in Italy and Canada will add nearly 1,000 jobs to the 381,000 already associated with foreign direct investment (FDI) in Illinois.

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Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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We Lost Out on Amazon, Apple and Alphabet … Now What?

Holiday gifts arrived early for a handful of cities around the country; for other cities it may seem like the economic development equivalent of coal in a Christmas stocking.

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Question and Insight: Spatial, Integration

A Pfizer patent attorney may have won the 2004 World Series of Poker, but his Connecticut-based Global R&D facilities colleagues work best when their hand is showing to everyone at the table. That’s why they travelled the world to assess their assets firsthand following the 2002 announcement of their pending acquisition […]

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Breaking the Cyber Color Barrier

The pronounced shortage of cybersecurity workers has been exhaustively chronicled, as has the low participation rate of Black people and other minorities among technology industry professionals.

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Where Our Talent’s Needs Come First

Highly skilled workers are a staple in Oregon.

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IDRC Log: IDRC Expands Electronic Member Services Menu

IDRC, the world’s leading professional association for corporate real estate executives, is going electronic with its membership services offerings. “Members on the Web” will include a number of new interactive features through IDRCNet, the group’s World Wide Web site in response to the growth of event registrations and other services on line. “Visits on IDRCNet […]

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Illinois Engineers A Strong Future

by Alexis Elmore

From diversity to workforce readiness, Illinois colleges and universities pioneer a new approach.

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Associate Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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Return to Nature

Washington’s natural attractions and cultural amenities propel the tourism sector’s rebound.

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Forging a New Economy

Primary metal plant investments are reshaping Kentucky’s future.

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Healthy Outlook

Connections to Asia and to collaboration fuel smart economic development in Seattle, Portland and beyond.

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Help Wanted: Labor Ready Finds Workers Where They Live

T ACOMA, Wash. — Labor Ready, the global temporary staffing firm that finds jobs for blue-collar workers where they live, may be a model for employers that need to fill work-force vacancies quickly. With 770 offices in the United States, 35 in Canada and 20 in the United Kingdom, Labor Ready is the world’s […]

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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION: EMERGING LOGISTICS HUBS

nyone involved in logistics or supply chain management today knows that New York and Los Angeles dominate U.S. port activity. Combined, the two cities processed almost 19 million containers last year – well over 50 percent of the nation’s total. Why is no secret: Both ports enjoy robust port infrastructure and offer direct- access transportation […]

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Incubate, Innovate & Dominate

by Ron Starner

Here’s how Illinois took charge of the entrepreneurship race.

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2000’s Top Deals: Chip Plants Deliver Big Bucks

I t’s no secret where the big bucks migrated in last year’s economic development race for large corporate facilities. The biggest deals, by far, involved the location of semiconductor manufacturing plants for the computer chip industry. Just as processing speed and computing power continually increase with breakthroughs in wafer fabrication technology, […]

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Wherever You Are in Kentucky, Higher Education Is Close to Home

A vast network of colleges, universities, technical schools and trade schools prepares students around Kentucky for rewarding careers in virtually all occupations.

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Avoid the Sand Traps in Build-to-Suit Leases

JUNE/JULY 1998 Avoid the Sand Traps in Build-to-Suit Leases by Mark Arend Working effectively with developers in build-to-suit lease arrangements means being heavily involved in the building specifications early on and throughout the planning process, provided the facility’s complexity and intended use warrants such attention. After all, the developer is likely to sell the building, […]

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Certifiably Competitive

Arizona site options extend well beyond the Phoenix and Tucson metro areas, as companies in Coolidge, Snowflake, Buckeye and other rural communities can attest.

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Flying High: How Aerospace Propels Michigan Economy

Talent, educational facilities and capital lift state into tech stratosphere.

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How Illinois Builds a Diverse Workforce

by Anna Reuter

Can an old dog learn new tricks? With a workforce training metamorphosis, and a few million dollars
in aid, absolutely, and Illinois is all the better for it.

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Where Higher Education Looms Large

Texas opens the door to opportunity for a legion of future professionals.

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How Toyota Plans to Hire 5,000 Workers in North Carolina

Getting more EVs on the road takes a lot of workforce development ingenuity.

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New Facilities 1989 (Charts), page 3

From Site Selection magazine, February 1990 New Facilities 1989 Continue to next page | Site Selection Online ©1990 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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Project Bulletin: November 21, 2023

To prepare to better serve local and global markets, DHL Express has completed a $400 million expansion at its nearly 20-year-old Central Asia Hub (CAH) in Hong Kong.

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Building a Better Future

Oklahoma Works hits milestones in addressing work skills gaps.

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The Megasite Matchmaker

by Ron Starner

Illinois has 11 large business tracts ready to go to willing occupants.

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Site Selection Snapshot – July 11, 2024

SkillsUSA Competitors Make News by Making Things Photos courtesy of SkillsUSA A presidential debate and a Copa America match were taking place at the same time and mere yards away in downtown Atlanta in June, with results that some would rather forget. But the memorable achievements […]

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HealthPlan Services Expands Its Footprint

Read any publication, scan any website — there are few topics hotter than health-care services right now.

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Putting Down Roots

Regardless of which stage of life Missourians may find themselves, the state has something for everyone.

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The Rockies’ R&D Cluster

Colorado has what manufacturers want proximity to.

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New Transport Infrastructure Enhances Cross-Border Commerce

CBX is one of many projects making cross-border movement easier, and thereby aiding and abetting commerce, trade, economic development … even shopping.

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How Illinois Built a Dream Home for Data Centers

by Ron Starner

The incentives bill that passed three years ago turned the state into an open house.

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How a Midwest Town Became America’s No. 1 Youth Sports Hub

In the classic 1986 hoops movie “Hoosiers,” coach Norman Dale, played by Gene Hackman, tells his basketball team at a small high school in Indiana what it means to compete for a championship: “If you put your efforts and concentration into playing to your potential, to be the best that you can be, I don’t care what the scoreboard says at the end of the game,” he says. “In my book, we’re going to be winners.”

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New Facilities 1990 (Charts), page 6

From Site Selection magazine, February 1991 New Facilities 1990 Continue to next page | Site Selection Online ©1991 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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SITE SELECTION’S SIXTH ANNUAL SERVICE PROVIDER AWARDS

his year’s crop of client-service award winners had two features in common: a demonstrated ability to exceed corporate real estate clients’ service expectations and a profound understanding of how those expectations are evolving. The Site Selection/William Dorsey Service Provider Awards, now in their sixth year, recognize those organizations that not only claim to be client-focused […]

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U.N. Survey Reveals Transnational Companies’ Location Preferences

T ransnational corporations (TNCs) will favor Germany, the United Kingdom and France when they invest in Western Europe during the next three years. This prediction is among the findings of a recent survey of 129 TNCs conducted by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), the Invest in France Agency and Andersen, the […]

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Conduits for Change

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

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Road Grading:

by Adam Bruns

An Examination of Scores and Progress Across Illinois Infrastructure

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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AN UNMATCHED QUALITY OF PLACE

by Ron Starner

Living the good life is easy to do in Mississippi.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Playing for Keeps

Playing for Keeps: A new video game studio marks the return of a native son to Montréal

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‘A Good Chunk of Change’

A major county in Greater Edmonton looks to be an agent of transformation and cost savings at the same time.

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A Future for Venezuela?

In the not too distant past Venezuela was the 4th wealthiest nation in the world per capita. Today the country teeters on the brink of total collapse.

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Analysis 2025: The Rest of the Global Best to Invest

Site Selection’s Global Best to Invest rankings of country- and metro-level economic development performance and promise are based on an index of data from the following sources: Space does not always allow us to feature detailed insights from these various sources in our print publication. But online space does. Below are findings, observations and direct […]

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How Virginia’s Largest University Develops Workers

The new president of Liberty University brings lessons from the Air Force to ground level.

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Area Spotlights

University System Has Big Plans For a Former Pill Plant

by Mark Arend

The former Mylan Pharmaceuticals plant in Morgantown.

Photos courtesy of WVU Medicine

When one door closes, another one opens, goes the saying.

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Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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GEORGIA’S OPEN DOOR

Despite an ongoing global pandemic, Georgia remains “Open for Business.”

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Might Makes Sites Right

Even in the midst of a drawdown, military installations help regional economies soar.

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Drones ‘R’ Us

While public perception of drone aircraft is driven by accounts of their military use in bombings and spying, legitimate public safety and agriculture are recognized as the primary markets for unmanned aerial systems (UAS) in the commercial marketplace.

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No Small Potatoes

Burley leads Idaho in big-time investments.

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LATIN AMERICA & CARIBBEAN

Exclusive insights from a Pepsico Global Real Estate leader.

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Divisible by 10

by Gary Daughters

Dynamism drives a diverse collection of regional economies.

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Senior Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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‘A Catalyst of Growth and Economic Recovery’

Why Washington’s tech sector continues to thrive.

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Vytelle Chooses Lenexa as Global Headquarters

Vytelle announced on Dec. 6 that it would relocate its global headquarters from Hermiston, Oregon, to Lenexa, Kansas, about 15 months after the company secured $13.2 million in Series A funding from a collection of Midwest- and Kansas-based investors.

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The US-Mexico Border Economy In Transition

From small rural agricultural and ranching communities to large urban centers of innovation and advanced manufacturing, the border is based in both tradition and the crossing of boundaries.

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On the Make

Northwest Ohio is a mecca for manufacturing.

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Biologistics Hub

Life sciences companies are choosing Belgium for regional distribution.

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Illinois Sets Record with 200K Business Starts

by Ron Starner

DCEO director discusses recovery and role of incentives.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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EDITOR’S VIEW: Play Ball

If you build it … chances are you’ll expand it later.

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North American Reports

From Site Selection magazine, November 2002 NORTH AMERICAN REPORTS Edited by ADAM BRUNS Lilly Growing in Puerto Rico Too NOTHING COULD BE FINER: Eli Lilly executives join with local residents and community officials to break ground on a $450-million facility in Carolina, Puerto Rico. The plant is Lilly’s third major facility announcement of 2002, with […]

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World Reports, Site Selection Magazine, September 2003

From Site Selection magazine, September 2003 WORLD REPORTS Edited by JOHN W. McCURRY Toyota Taps Thai, Aussie R&D Sites Ever-expanding Toyota Motor Corp. plans a Thailand-Australia research and development base to serve growing markets in Asia and Oceania. Both will begin operations in late 2004. The Thailand facility will be in […]

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NORTH AMERICAN REPORTS

NORTH AMERICAN REPORTS From Site Selection magazine, November 2007 While Some Refineries Refine Their Plans, Shell Moves Forward Checking It Twice Math Problems Dealing with a skills deficit and a taxation burden may be the key to U.S. competitiveness, say summiteers. T by ADAM BRUNS adam.bruns bounce@conway.com he competitiveness of the U.S. economy […]

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‘Hired’ Education

When Apple iPhone manufacturer Foxconn announced recently that it would invest $30 million in a new robotics plant in Harrisburg, Pa., the industrial site selection called into question whether cheap labor and tax breaks are still paramount in corporate location decision-making.

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HIGH GEAR: INNOVATION SHIFTS INTO OVERDRIVE IN ILLINOIS

by Ron Starner

Intersect Illinois CEO reveals how private industry is reinventing the factory.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Project Bulletin, May 19, 2025: Holly Springs, North Carolina; Kouvola, Kymenlaakso, Finland; Normal, Illinois

Genentech marks milestone in North Carolina; TikTok tackles data privacy from Finland; Rivian makes space for suppliers in Illinois.

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The Southeast’s Automotive Industry Sweet Spot

Nearly 200 auto suppliers in Mississippi employ about 26,000.

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Seasons of Change

These small towns in Massachusetts prove there’s more than just history to experience in the state.

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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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GSA Web Site Supports Proactive Management of Biggest U.S. Portfolio

The U.S. government as a leading-edge indicator? The notion may seem farfetched, but that’s definitely the case with the U.S. General Service Administration (GSA at www.gsa.gov). For the two straight years, the GSA has garnered prestigious Best Practice Awards from the International Development Research Council (IDRC), the world’s preeminent corporate real estate association. The organization […]

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How Illinois Became A Top 5 State

by Ron Starner

Chicago and the state perform at an elite level in winning capital deals.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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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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Top 10 Competitive States: Powerhouse In the Making

Since assuming office in 2008, Louisiana’s economic development team has focused on state competitiveness. It’s working.

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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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Connecting the Dots

The next step for Greater Philly's resurgent energy sector may be a big one indeed.

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Site Selection Highlights February/March 1998 Issue

Highlights from February/March 1998 COVER STORY Michigan, Midwest Set Fast-Track Pace in 1997’s Record U.S. Race for Corporate Facilities 1997’s annual Site Selection scoreboard tallied a record 10,571 U.S. facility and expansion announcements. pg. 24 European Union: How Europe Is Rewriting Its Site Location Rules pg. 22 IDRC’s Service Delivery Best Practices Award: Ford Motor […]

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Area Spotlights

How Wisconsin Is Tackling the Labor Shortage

by Mark Arend

Eau Claire Marry Perry of WEDA

Talent attraction efforts receive a big boost in the Badger State.

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Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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Missouri Counties Race for ‘Work Ready’Status

Show-Me State counties — 10 in recent months — show how work skills credentialing is done.

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Down to the Crossroads

Transportation assets help companies and communities prosper in central and southern Indiana. So does the human touch.

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Knowing Better Business

NEPIRC serves as a goldmine of knowledge and a helping hand for business throughout the state.

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How Does Your Vendor Define Second

C orporate real estate managers with outsourcing contracts coming up for renewal have a unique opportunity, which is to hear how the provider of the service defines what has come to be known as “second-generation outsourcing.” If that provider cannot articulate how the next chapter in a service provider agreement will be better than the […]

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Editor’s View: Lawmakers – Listen Up, Site Selection Magazine, September 2003

A bout the time this issue of Site Selection reaches you, I will be finalizing remarks I have been asked to share at a Midwestern state’s annual legislators’ conference. “Competition” is the meeting’s theme, and my role will be to put that state’s relative competitive performance in the context of other states’ and to introduce […]

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The Buzz Is Growing Louder

by Gary Daughters

Record-breaking investments spur a vibrant timber industry.

Gary Daughters
Senior Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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The Key to Successful Biotech Clusters in Switzerland and Sweden

The European biotechnology industry developed significantly over the past 10 years and contributed to the development of all of Europe’s industry sectors.

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Site Selection Governor’s Cup 2001

L ook closely — there’s a new luster on Site Selection‘s Governor’s Cup this year, a gloss that began taking shape last fall, when a new set of competition criteria came into being. After all, the successful systems in place in the business world are those that are maintained and refined as necessary to ensure […]

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Utah: The Best State for Business

A concerted approach to pro-growth policy has made Utah into an economic force.

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Filling the Sails

After some tough years, wind turbine firm Vestas in 2012 experienced one of its best years for wind turbine orders.

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TOP DEALS 2006

North American Top Deals of 2006 North American Honorable Mentions International Top Deals of 2006 International Honorable Mentions TOP DEALS 2006 From Site Selection magazine, May 2007 The Extra Mile Health, high tech and transport drive the Top Deals of 2006. Emilio Rivera, vice president, manufacturing for Amgen Manufacturing Ltd. in Puerto Rico, leads […]

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LOCAL IS BETTER

by Gary Daughters

Whether meat, tamales or catfish, Mississippi delivers the personal touch.

Gary Daughters
Senior Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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Iron in the Fire

Resurgence in the Northern Minnesota mining industry is forging a lasting footprint on the economy of the entire region and state.

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Michigan: Consumers Energy

Michigan is Putting Chips On the Table

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Welcome to the Middle of Everything

There’s never been a better time to do business in the State of Illinois.

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State, Regional Indicators Are Trending in the Right Direction

The October Creighton University Mid-America Business Conditions Index climbed to a healthy reading, according to the latest survey results.

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Maximizing Corporate Real Estate’s Contribution to Merger and Acquisition Success

The role of business combinations, including mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures and strategic alliances in restructuring industries and companies was a — if not the – business trend story of the 1990s. Since 1990, the worldwide value of merger and acquisition (M&A) transactions has increased over six times to US$3.4 trillion in 1999, according to Securities […]

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