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A road trip through the region’s recent expansion projects.

Amazon HQ2: What About the Suburbs?

As millennials phase into parenthood, significant evidence exists that suggests a millennial mass exodus to the suburbs -- and with good reason.

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Stem Cell Therapies: Made in Canada

If you didn’t know any better, you might think every plant or life sciences project in Canada is being driven by cannabis legalization.

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Trial Runs

If you’re a French contract research organization looking to grow in North America, then Montreal and Newark appear to be prime places to splash down.

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Global Automotive: Look to Asia for Next-Gen EVs

“It’s safe to say the pace is electrifying.

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THE GREAT LAKES

Incisive analysis from the senior source water policy manager at the Alliance for the Great Lakes asks if data center proliferation is worth the cost.

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Illinois Hits the Spot

by Alexis Elmore

Leading U.S. food brands continue to select the state for business reach and growth.

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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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EDITOR’S VIEW From Site Selection magazine, July 2008 by MARK AREND mark.arend bounce@conway.com Congress to Industry: A Bronze Will Do I f the governing bodies of the various U.S. sports teams preparing for the summer Olympics in August act quickly, they can still enact some measures that will affect those teams’ performance in the games. […]

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2020 Governor’s Cups

Texas and Ohio return to the top of their rankings despite pandemic-based challenges that brought multi-tasking to a whole new level for their chief executives.

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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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Proactive Coaching Is One Service Provider’s Forte

A textbook case of a corporate real estate service provider meeting — and exceeding — client expectations might well resemble work that the Atlanta-based Walker Companies recently completed for Continental General Tire (CGT) Co. The Walker Companies (www.walkerco.com), a provider of real estate management, location consulting and development services, is a 2001 recipient of the […]

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Investment Profile

Why California Is The Top State for Foreign Investment

by Lindsay Lopp

There are over 718,000 students enrolled in two- and four-year universities within 100 miles of the Greater Sacramento region.

Photo courtesy of The Greater Sacramento Economic Council

An inside look into TeamCalifornia’s members’ widespread success.

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Associate Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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Danish Offshore Wind Giant Leads Transition to Renewable

DONG Energy is ahead of schedule in Northern Europe and around the world.

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MOU Aims to Demystify Bio Sector, Create Jobs and Economic Growth

The Oregon Bioscience Association and Onward Eugene, the Eugene area’s business acceleration agency, finalized a Memo of Understanding in December to jointly develop a targeted industry growth initiative that aims to create more high wage jobs in the region.

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Texas: What Large Power Users Need to Know About

What Large Power Users Need to Know About

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IAMC Insider: Take the High Road

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

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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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Upper Midwest: Why a Biomanufacturer Picked Richmond, Indiana

by Ron Starner

Kiera Estes is a second-year chemistry Ph.D. student working on synthesis at the College of Science at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana. Talent like hers is a big reason why biomanufacturers are flocking to the Upper Midwest these days.

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Economist: Prepare for Tough Year in Capital Markets

by Ron Starner

CBRE strategist finds silver linings in an otherwise cloudy forecast.

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Young People Are Choosing Charlotte

A great city needs a great university, and a great university can propel a great city.

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Handle State Tax Liabilities Your Way

A new state incentive program flexes its muscle.

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Great Works in the Works

Interested in investing in or benefiting from new South American infrastructure? Here’s the lowdown on the first half of what will be $23 billion in projects aiming for completion by 2027.

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Facing Up to the Future

Investments by the higher education institutions of Kansas are designed to grow the talent companies need.

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RUNNING ON ALL CYLINDERS

Arkansas is winning through specialization and diversification.

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Snapshot

Subnational Innovation Rankings & Perspectives

The Truman Center for National Policy’s “City and State Diplomacy Toolkit” will show you: There are plenty of strong examples of regions not waiting around for their parent states or nations to make connections for them that they could make themselves instead.

Project Bulletin

Project Bulletin: September 26, 2023

Pharmaceutical manufacturer ST Pharm recently held its groundbreaking ceremony for its second oligonucleotide plant in the South Korean city of Ansan, located in Gyeonggi Province.

Tex Med Goes West

A new campus from the mother of all medical centers could be a leading indicator for Houston.

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Pre-Cambrian Origins

Seventy years ago Stanley Davis purchased St. Peter Creamery, in the eponymous town located just north of Mankato and about an hour southwest of Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul.

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Globetrotting Multinational Remains in Gift Capital

After surveying its global prospects and fielding offers almost too good to be true, closely held Arctic Circle-based multinational S.C. Unlimited (SCL) has decided to keep the home fires burning at the North Pole.

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Home Advantage

Employment of home-based agents continues to be a growing trend in the contact center world. Some traditional brick-and-mortar contact center operators use home agents to supplement their centers, while several companies employ home agents exclusively.

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Economic Powerhouse

Studies reveal the potential impact of the Great Lakes region as a clean-energy manufacturing center.

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The Next Era of Transportation Comes Together in Joliet, Normal and Decatur

by Adam Bruns

Zero-emission vehicle maker Lion Electric CEO and Founder Marc Bédard recently observed that Lion had increased its delivered electric trucks, buses and minibuses for the sixth quarter in a row.

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How CEJA is Good for Illinois Business

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

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A Surplus of Riches

Montana ended the last fiscal year on June 30 with more than $453 million in surplus funds, the second highest amount in state government history.

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North American Reports, Site Selection Magazine, May 2004

“Great news for Pike County!” Gov. Bob Taft exulted, raising clenched fists aloft after USEC announced plans in January 2004 for a US$1.5-billion uranium enrichment plant in tiny Piketon, Ohio (pop. 1,900). USEC’s massive news, though, is a complex mix of both past and present, old and new. […]

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The E

Traditional businesses can rest easier: NASDAQ’s recent violent nature is a symptom of the impending collapse of dozens of former online darlings. As it turns, out solid business plans, management-team depth, effective business models (however boring), customer service, competitive advantages, and (duh) profits really do matter. The dot-com’s e-retail strategy — spending millions of dollars […]

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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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Transit-Oriented Development: Federal Program Targets Local Efforts to Improve Transit Options

by Mark Arend

The U.S. Department of Transportation announced in August the availability of approximately $13.4 million in competitive grant funds…

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METALS: Built on Collaboration

Steelmaking, aluminum fabrication and other metal factories supply the materials that serve as the foundation for manufacturers in Kentucky and around the country.

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Modes and Nodes

Shipping and location data offer distinct vantage points on what’s hot and what’s next.

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Building Back Better

$3 billion initiative aims to help communities recover and improve after pandemic.

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An Energized Economy Keeps Humming Along

Since 2008, Texas has led the nation with a total of 6,415 corporate real estate projects that meet the criteria for inclusion in the Conway Projects Database.

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Military & Defense: Support Is Mission No. 1 in 2023 Great American Defense Communities

by Adam Bruns

The Air Corps Tactical School Prop and Wings monument greets visitors to the headquarters of Air University at Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery, Alabama.

Photo by Melanie Rodgers Cox courtesy of Air University Public Affairs/DVIDS

The Association of Defense Communities and USAA in March announced the 2023 Great American Defense Communities. The five communities highlighted…

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Biotech Locations: ‘Sign of the Future’

by Adam Bruns

Mila — the Quebec Artificial Intelligence Institute founded by AI and deep learning pioneer Yoshua Bengio in Montréal — is attracting talent and producing solutions with immediate applicability in bioscience.

Photo by Maryse Boyce courtesy of Mila

Leaders Explain Why Their Life Sciences Firms Are Growing In Greater Montréal

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How Factories Are Changing in Kentucky

Hint: They’re getting cleaner, greener and bigger.

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Powering Florida

When Cheney Brothers Inc. needed room to expand, Florida Power & Light Company delivered not just the electricity but also the deal-sealing resources that made sure the company kept its food distribution business growing in its home base of Florida.

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Essence of Success

The stricter regulatory climate governing suppliers of dietary supplements has been a boon for Vitality Works, a liquid herbal extracts company based in Albuquerque, N.M.

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INCENTIVES

INCENTIVES From Site Selection magazine, November 2008 Not Your Father’s Work Force New work-force phenomena require new thinking in job-creation incentives programs. by JAY C. BIGGINS editor bounce@conway.com I n today’s work force, jobs are being accomplished in different ways. Job-sharing, flex-time, freelance, contract workers, Professional Employer Organizations (PEOs) – all illustrate newly relevant arrangements […]

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Service Provider Showcase, Site Selection magazine, May 2004

acilities services will play a strategic role in achieving corporate financial goals this year, a new study of corporate executives finds. The research study by EMCOR Group Inc. of Norwalk, Conn., reveals a growing demand for facilities services among corporate real estate executives. According to the report, nearly half of all […]

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Remote Work: How Site Selection Can Help Solve the Remote Work Puzzle

by Ron Starner

Recent data suggest that employers fed up with seeing empty offices have decided to issue mandates.

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Inside Walmart’s ‘Buy American’ Strategy

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

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TECHNOLOGY TOOLBOX

TECHNOLOGY TOOLBOX From Site Selection magazine, January 2007 Software Speeds Lease Analysis by JOHN W. McCURRY john.mccurry bounce@conway.com I ntuit, the Mountain View, Calif., developer of familiar accounting and tax preparation software such as Quicken and TurboTax, has a real estate portfolio of about 2 million square feet (185,800 sq. m.) spread across about […]

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Seize the Day

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

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Bald Tires No More: Incentive Fund Unlocks $9B in Capital Investment

Michigan: Bald Tires No More|: Incentive Fund Unlocks $9B in Capital Investment: New incentives deliver EV mega-projects for Michigan and its auto industry.

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New Energy Hubs Emerge in The Shale Oil and Gas Supply Chain

After the downturn in the oil industry of 1986, which sent occupancy rates in downtown Houston to 10 percent, oil companies and their suppliers closed many offices around the U.S. They have since concentrated their facilities, operations, and functions of all types in a few locations, chiefly Houston.

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Rare Earth Operations: From Rarity to Reality

by Alexis Elmore

Fleet Space Technologies’ ExoSphere satellite is currently used by over 30 clients around the world.

Photo courtesy of Fleet Space Technologies

Rare earth mineral exploration and mining reaches record-breaking new heights globally.

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Associate Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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When Speed To Market Matters, Investors Go Inland

How San Bernardino County became the logistics capital of Southern California.

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Why Illinois Is a Top Destination For Global Companies’ U.S. Operations

The world loves to do business in and with Illinois.

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The Primate Question

The National Institutes of Health made news this week when it announced it plans to substantially reduce the use of chimpanzees in NIH-funded biomedical research and designate for retirement most of the chimpanzees it currently owns or supports.

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FDI Employment Growth Doubles Overall Job Growth

Texas may soon be announcing one of its largest foreign direct investments to date.

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Eastman Kodak?s Strategic Best Practices

Eastman Kodak?s Corporate Real Estate strategy focuses on maximizing shareholder value through continuous, financially oriented, business process improvements, which are designed to optimally align the company?s existing and future investments in real estate with business strategies. Best Practices: Eastman Kodak An army of innovative strategies relentlessly links Eastman Kodak?s corporate real estate program with its […]

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Illinois REVs Up Development with New Incentive Program

by Ron Starner

DCEO Director shares insights into how the state has improved its business appeal.

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Service Provider Showcase, Site Selection magazine, May 2004

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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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Survey Reveals Manufacturers’ Post-Pandemic Plans

Supply chain managers are recalibrating a moving target like never before.

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Central America: Panama Poised to Serve Semiconductor Ecosystem

CHIPS Act funding could take the longtime U.S.-Panama relationship in an exciting new direction.

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Taking Time with Census Data Makes Business Sense

It’s time for another chapter in Site Selection Snapshot’s occasional series on U.S. Census Bureau data sets useful to location decision-making.

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‘Being in the Middle of Everything Helps’

by Ron Starner

The adage of ‘location, location, location’ rings true in Illinois.

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Global EV Investors Pick Illinois Sites

Italy’s Prysmian Group and Canada’s Lion Electric are just two of the more than 2,000 international companies employing more than 375,000 workers in the state.

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The Trust Belt

With Upper Midwest cities like Cleveland and Ann Arbor recently winning significant headquarters projects, it may be time to rebrand the region with a new moniker: the “Trust Belt.”

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EDITORS’S VIEW

uch is being made lately of the notion of the flat world, thanks in part to Thomas Friedman’s best-seller, The World Is Flat (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2005). Few of us haven’t read a few chapters of that book on flights here and there. But he’s reporting on, or giving a lexicon to, phenomena we […]

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Mega-Region Momentum

Since January 2012 the Kentucky Golden Triangle of Louisville, Lexington and Northern Kentucky has welcomed 120 corporate facility projects to the three metro areas. The triangle is neither equilateral nor Pythagorean, but it might be isosceles: Greater Lexington and Northern Kentucky tally 30 projects each, while Greater Louisville tallies 60. But each side has its points, so to speak. And each gains strength from the other communities in its ambit.

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Three Rays of Sunlight

When you’re a US$68-billion company with more than 300,000 employees across multiple industries, it’s always possible for asset disposition to be an internal affair. It’s also possible to seek out sunnier climes when shadows are lurking at home.

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Cover

Come Together

by Gary Daughters

When it comes to economic growth, collaboration puts Illinois over the top.

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Senior Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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Power Deregulation: A Bumpy Road Begins the Free-Market Ride

AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 1998 Power Deregulation: A Bumpy Road Begins the Free-Market Ride by Jack Lyne Early brownouts have partially dimmed the luster on electric utility deregulation. Some firms, however are capitalizing, orchestrating lower facility rates and cutting costs through advanced demand-side management. Make no mistake. The global electricity deregulation revolution has not been unplugged. But that […]

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Whole Nations Waiting

Commerce between the United States and Mexico is one of the great — yet underappreciated — success stories of the global economy. In 2011 U.S.-Mexico goods and services trade reached the major milestone of one-half trillion dollars with virtually no recognition. The United States is Mexico’s top trading partner, and Mexico — which has gained macroeconomic stability and expanded its middle class over the last two decades — is the United States’ second largest export market and third largest trading partner.

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E

Those funding new Internet ventures–and those in corporate real estate to whom they are targeted–are wise to sit back for a while and let the dust settle. Consider the past 18 months. In mid-1998, perhaps a few dozen Internet operations were in place working on “Web-enabling” various real estate processes, having secured a round or […]

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TTIP: Looking Out For the Little Guys

Small to mid-size companies hope for best from the US/EU trade agreement.

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Fast & Furious, EV Edition

Consumers and corporates alike see billions of reasons to invest in the electric mobility ecosystem.

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How Illinois Is Building a Better Business Climate

by Ron Starner

From new incentive programs to unmatched market access, the Land of Lincoln leads.

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Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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IDRC’s New Web Design Emphasizes Content, Portends Portal Development

A recognized industry leader in providing corporate real estate (CRE) information over the Internet, IDRC has unveiled its newly designed Web site. “E-business is changing everything,” commented IDRC Marketing Committee Co-chair Dennis Boles, Haworth director of global facilities. “The new IDRC home page reflects how the association recognizes that change.” A key element of the […]

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New Jersey Shores Up its Claim to U.S. Offshore Wind Energy

The Garden State is off to a good start on its way toward a goal of 7,500 megawatts of offshore wind power generation by 2035.

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GRADE SCHOOL: Laying the Foundation

Worker training no longer begins after high school. Kids are now gearing up at much younger ages.

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Cause and (Cartel) Effect

A new report uses rig data to link fracking and other 'advances' to OPEC's rigging of the marketplace.

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New Reliable

A January foreign direct investment update from the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development found that, after a decline in 2009, FDI inflows to Southeast Asia were booming again in 2010

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Area Spotlights

Pennsylvania: Back To the Moon — From Pittsburgh

by Mark Arend

The Peregrine Lander will arrive on the Moon’s surface in late 2023.

All photos courtesy of Astrobotic

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

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Open Arms

Ernst & Young’s 2012 attractiveness survey found that Germany is the sixth most attractive country in the entire world for investment, and the first by far in Europe. Just as attractive is its global reputation for industrial ingenuity, from top-shelf automotive and high-tech machinery manufacturing to the latest techniques in tracking the carbon footprint of that activity.

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From Copenhagen and Stockholm to Oslo to as far out as Helsinki, Nordic markets are bubbling towards a top. After several years of rapid growth in available space, the market tune has changed. As a result, corporate denizens are scrambling to reposition themselves to control occupancy costs, which, for the average firm, make up 20-30 […]

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NORTH AMERICAN REPORTS : November 2024

Meta comes to South Carolina; Linde joins Dow’s clean hydrogen project in Alberta; Eli Lilly doubles down in Indiana; Arzyz Metals invests $650 million in Mexico; GM invests in battery cell prototype development in Michigan; Austal grows in Alabama.

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Vital Signs:

New Space Takes Shape for a Very Healthy Sector

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FILM & TELEVISION: Turning Dreams into Reality

It’s not just about the incentives in Kentucky. It’s also about the people, settings and skillsets for filmmaking found in abundance statewide.

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North Carolina: Foreign Investors Expand Their Tar Heel Footprints

by Mark Arend

A hiker enjoys the fall scenery near Asheville, North Carolina, along the Blue Ridge Parkway.

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Just weeks after being recognized with Site Selection’s Prosperity Cup for having the most competitive state-level economic development team, North Carolina was named the Top State..

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As Rolls The Automotive Sector, So Rolls Mississippi

Nissan in Canton gears up to produce EVs.

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SITE Visit: Survivor: Canada

Four Canadian shipyards wait for their federal government to pick two of them.

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Defense Mechanisms

Companies that develop bio-pharmaceuticals, manufacture laboratory testing instruments and distribute pharmaceuticals and healthcare products are finding what they need to succeed in the Mid-Atlantic region.

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Expansion to Canada Hones Location Strategy

Listen and learn from the president and CEO of a fast-growing wholesale data center company.

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Life Science flourishes in St. Louis

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

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Mid-Atlantic: Legacy Food Firms Aren’t Stuck in The Past

by Adam Bruns

The menu at Fisher’s Popcorn of Delaware has expanded from the original caramel corn from 1937 to include such flavors as White Cheddar, Old Bay®-Seasoned Caramel, Butter-Flavored, Caramel Dusted with White Cheddar and the seasonal flavor Caramel Pumpkin Spice.

Photo courtesy of Fisher’s Popcorn of Delaware

Nor are a range of other companies growing in Maryland, Delaware and Virginia.

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Global Savvy

The reach of Israel’s professional services sector enhances multinationals’ entire portfolios.

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Ingenuity Meets Opportunity

Why Creatives Are Flocking to Colorado

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Free Zone Advantages Are a Two-Way Street

Free zones in this Caribbean country make giving back to their communities a competitive edge in attracting investment.

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The Air Is Amazing in New Mexico

Ask any photographer or pilot In New Mexico there’s something about the quality of the air that makes for exquisite light and smooth navigation.

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Site Selection Magazine Online – The 1998 Governor’s Cup

MARCH 1999 SITE SELECTION GOVERNOR’S CUP • COVER PAGE • MOTOWN RULES • 1998 PROPORTIONAL PERSPECTIVES • METHODOLOGY • NEW CORPORATE FACILITIES AND EXPANSIONS • THE LONG VIEW: MICHIGAN • 1999 FORECAST • 1998 TOP 20 U.S. FACILITIES by J A C K &nbsp L Y N E 1998’s SS Scoreboard demonstrates why […]

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Snapshot

Business Products/Services & Software Claim Highest Numbers of Fast-Growing Companies

The past two Site Selection Snapshots have examined this year’s Inc. 5000 to reveal the top states and top U.S. metros and cities by number of firms on that list.

Scottsdale Airpark Evolves into an Urban 18-hour City

A Colliers report outlines a renaissance at the airport park that today is home to 3,300 companies.

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Can the UK Buck the EU Trend?: The United Kingdom and one of its key metros demonstrate economic resiliency.

The United Kingdom is enjoying a significant uptick in its core economic indicators that give it a first glimmer of hope for an economic turn-around.

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From Fort to Fortunes

MassDevelopment leads revitalization of Devens.

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Regional Hub Status Clearly Within Reach

Sectors succeed when industry and government are on the same page.

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The Whole World is Watching Qatar

The nation hopes hosting 2022 World Cup leads to even more FDI projects.

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Project Bulletin

Project Bulletin: September 19, 2023

Last week, the California city of Riverbank, located in Stanislaus County on the outskirts of Modesto, gained a long-awaited boost to its green economy, according to Riverbank Mayor Richard O’Brien.

A Dozen Things You Didn’t Know About California

If you thought you knew the California economic development story already, think again.

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TECHNOLOGY TOOLBOX

ealthcare services heavyweight McKesson Corporation was looking for new software to help it with transaction and project management in 2002. The San Francisco-based company wasn’t satisfied with the software it was using at the time and was in the market for something better to keep track of its growing portfolio. McKesson opted […]

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Something Ventured

New data show which companies and locations in the United States are attracting the big money.

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For Your Protection; GM and VW Expand in Mexico; Convergence in Bowling Green; and more

For Indian business process outsourcing firms such as Tata, Wipro and Infosys, something not so funny

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One More Step Off the Grid

In a Site Selection profile of Adobe Systems’ sustainability and energy efforts in January 2009, we learned that, in addition to its top-shelf

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

by Adam Bruns

Ryder System will locate its new HQ at the Colonnade office tower in Coral Gables, Florida.

Photo-rendering courtesy of Ryder

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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A ‘Decisive Moment’ in Paris

With $60 million in funding, French photography editing startup Meero is about to build the nation’s largest computer vision center and open more offices abroad.

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Asia: How China Is Fast-Tracking Its Next Logistics and Commercial Hub

To say my second visit to the Zhengzhou Airport Economy Zone (ZAEZ) in China’s Henan Province this past March was eye-opening would be a massive understatement. I’m still getting my head around the development that has taken place since I was there several years ago. That first trip was hampered by a thick mixture of […]

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Geared for What’s Next

"Since Northwest Georgia is our home, it matters a lot to us to expand here.”

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Where Data & Business Processes Converge

When it comes to a growth economy, the name of the game these days is IT, ICT or the IoT— even in an industrial plant in the countryside.

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Johnson Controls U.S.A. Office Occupancy Costs Index, 4th Quarter 2001

Welcome to the 4th Quarter 2001 Johnson Controls USA Office Occupancy Costs Index, which provides a snapshot guide to the cost of providing and operating property and facility management services in the USA. This cost index briefing is published twice a year and has become a powerful and dynamic business reference […]

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Where Affordability & Fun Intersect

by Lindsay Lopp

Mississippi’s energetic atmosphere and low cost of living make it the perfect place to put down roots.

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Site Selection Governor’s Cup 2000

T he big news surrounding the Site Selection Governor’s Cup facilities race for 2000 is the fact that the big winners — Michigan and Detroit — are getting quite comfortable taking their respective rides down victory lane. For the fourth year in a row, the state of Michigan claimed the top […]

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Swedish Catalyst

Ongoing work at Chalmers University of Technology offers windows into the EU’s energy future.

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Renewable Impact

"It is one of the happy incidents of the federal system that a single courageous State may, if its citizens choose, serve as a laboratory; and try novel social and economic experiments without risk to the rest of the country." — Justice Louis Brandeis, 1932

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Your Workforce Awaits

How one region’s labor supply, logistics assets and business climate facilitate success.

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Demand Puts EV Battery Production In the Fast Lane

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

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