Project Bulletin

Project Bulletin: October 31, 2023

Yesterday, Ontario-based solar manufacturer Canadian Solar Inc. announced plans for an $800 million solar photovoltaic cell facility in Jeffersonville, Indiana

Kansas Connections

State workforce services ensure businesses and talent reach
new heights.

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XCEL Energy: Pioneer & Partner

Xcel Energy’s economic development vision is as clear as its power portfolio is clean.

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Explorers Rediscover Florida

Aerospace and aviation multinationals find their center of gravity in more than one location around the state.

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The Anomaly

Hungry for a juicy story line, some of the nation’s top scribes are suggesting that Larry Hogan is the Republican answer to Donald Trump. Larry who?

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EMERGING TECH HUBS: A New Tech Index Emerges from the Data

Knitting together hard infrastructure and talent data sets from TeleGeography, CBRE, CompTIA and our own data, we present the inaugural North American Tech Hub Index.

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Area Spotlights

Ohio River Corridor: Metro Louisville Tops Them All

by Adam Bruns

Operators Norma Morin, left, and Kossiwa Eggenam complete door assembly for dishwashers on the new assembly line inside the dishwasher plant at GE Appliances’ headquarters in Louisville, Kentucky.

Photo courtesy of GE Appliances, a Haier company

After tying with its regional rival Cincinnati last year, metro Louisville, Kentucky, has taken the crown as top metro in this year’s Ohio River Corridor rankings.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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‘Ohio Is at the Center of It’

Governor John Kasich reminds state lawmakers why economic growth trajectories are still on the ascent.

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PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE: How Texas Navigates Economic Development Waters

An update on the Texas Strategic Plan and three incentive programs: JETI, TSIF and TEF.

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The Aerotropolis EMEA Conference Report, Part 2:

Aerotropolis Development Challenges and Success Stories

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AN UNMATCHED QUALITY OF PLACE

Living the good life is easy to do in Mississippi.

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Incentives Make Expanding in Missouri Easier

Competitive programs, low taxes, give the Show Me State an edge.

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Features

Top Free Zones: Gulf States and California Lead in Impact of U.S. Foreign Trade Zones

The Port of Tanjung Pelepas (PTP) is Malaysia’s busiest transshipment hub with the capacity to handle 13 million TEU annually.

Photo courtesy of PTP

Global measures see commerce momentum shifting to Asian ports, with efficiency leaders also found in the Middle East and Africa.

Silicon carbide in Starkville. Solar industry components in Senatobia, Grenada and Hattiesburg. Mission support for Lockheed in Clinton. Advanced composites for GE in Ellisville. Process equipment in Natchez. Biofuels from Columbus to Tupelo and beyond.

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Jack Lyne: The Standard of a Great Life

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Spreading the Wealth:

150 Projects Aim to Transform the Northeast Corridor

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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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A Balanced Approach to Business

Missouri Department of Economic Development works to improve the state’s business climate through key measures.

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Cover

Business Climate Rankings: Texas Corrals Enough Points to Leave Trailing States in the Dust

Photo: Getty Images

Fresh from winning its 11th consecutive Governor’s Cup for total capital investment projects earlier this year, Texas is finishing 2023 …

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From Printed Page to Cyberspace, Site Selection Wins Multiple Apex ‘Excellence Awards’

It?s official: Site Selection?s editorial and graphic excellence now extends from the printed page to its cyberspace base. The magazine recently won awards in both categories in 1999?s ?Awards for Publications Excellence? (APEX) competition. Sponsored by Springfield, Va.-based Communications Concepts, APEX?s 11th annual global competition drew a record 4,900 entries. APEX cited SS for ?excellence […]

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The World Needs More Data Center Workers

The world needs more data center workers.

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An Oasis of Innovation

How one Southern California county is acting like a greenhouse for entrepreneurs.

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Destination Scorecard

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

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Re-evaluating Value

When a part of a multinational in one country transfers (i.e. sells) goods, services or know-how to another part in another country, the price charged for these goods or services is called the transfer price.

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Quantum Prairie

by Lindsay Lopp

The capital of the computing revolution

Lindsay Lopp
Associate Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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AURP Chief: ‘Connect, Elevate, Enhance’

University research parks deserve more credit for their economic and market impacts.

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Dana Holding Corp., UNWTO, AstraZeneca and more.

World Reports includes stories about Dana in Italy, tourism hot spots, Milacron in the Czech Republic, AstraZeneca in the UK and JLL's top cities for direct real estate investment.

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Mississippi Operations, Communities and People Prosper With These Utilities At Their Side

Having led Site Selection magazine’s annual coverage of utilities in economic development for more than 20 years, I can tell you: The companies serving community and industry power, workforce development and site development needs across every region of Mississippi are familiar names among the nation’s top utilities in the field.

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Places You Can Trust

That’s a strong indicator across the Top Metros of 2022.

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BUSINESS CLIMATE OVERVIEW: How Mississippi BUILT A MAGNET For Industry

Changes to tax laws and regulations improve the Mississippi business environment.

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Building Out for the Future

by Gary Daughters

Investments in innovation are paying off.

Gary Daughters
Senior Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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Welcome to Mumbai?

"Mumbai is filthy. You will not like it here."

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‘Deep Roots’

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

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Where MROs Thrive

Oklahoma's aviation-services cluster is a magnet for military and commercial aerospace players. Its workforce is the key attraction.

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Around the Real Estate World in 80 Minutes

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

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A Place to Excel

OUC’s visionary mindset is as central as its water and power to making Metro Orlando attractive to top performers like the USTA and KPMG.

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The Middle Of Everything

by Lindsay Lopp

A boost in funding continues to support Illinois’ legacy as a top tier tourist destination.

Lindsay Lopp
Associate Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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Peachy Keen? The World Says Yes

Nearly half of all investment in Georgia hails from other countries.

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Technology InSITE: Regeneron Upgrades Technology During Huge Campus Expansion

Biotech firm Regeneron decided it needed a modern facility management system at a busy time for the Tarrytown, N.Y., company.

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Linerboard Maker Brings New Life to Old Paper Mill in Ashland, Virginia

The plant manager outlines the past, present and future of Canada’s Cascades.

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Hungary Fills the Sweet Spot of Europe

What do a major international automotive manufacturer and one of the world’s top-selling furniture companies have in common?

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The Northland Model

In Buffalo, a focus on students in need is yielding impressive results.

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Snapshot

Home Field Advantage: Ballpark Figures From Two World Series Cities On the Rise

Only four of the 30 teams in Major League Baseball are named for their states and not their home cities. Two of them — the Texas Rangers and the Arizona Diamondbacks — will meet in this year’s World Series.

Northern Ireland Defends Turf As EU Investment Site

B elfast is struggling to regain its footing as one of Europe’s most inexpensive locations for foreign companies as the U.S. economic slowdown dampens Yankee investor enthusiasm Europewide. After a boom year 2000, uptake of new office space in Belfast fell in the first half of this year to an estimated 185,000 sq. ft. (17,187 […]

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Fabrication Bays

One's called Bay City and one's called Baytown.

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Mixing the Right Rx for Pfizer’s 600

P fizer’s 600-employee expansion in Ann Arbor, Mich., looked deceptively simple — on paper, at least, once it was a done deal. One number fairly leaps out in the postmortem: a whopping US$84.2 million in incentives, certainly enough to vacuum-seal most major expansions. And those bountiful incentives certainly did help seal […]

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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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Telling the Arkansas Story

Amplifying the voices of successful Arkansas companies.

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Project Bulletin

Project Bulletin: October 24, 2023

Last week, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and other state officials announced that Louis Dreyfus Company would be investing $500 million in a new soybean processing facility in Wyandot County.

New Research Charts a Cyber Course for Brokers

D ALLAS – If the financial securities industry is any indication, traditional brokerage models are in for a rude awakening. The success of online trading services for institutional and individual investors should not be lost on brokers in other industries, including the commercial real estate industry, where brokers are facing inevitable change in how they […]

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Cashing in Their Chips

How Micron chose Virginia for a $3-billion semiconductor project after a global search.

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NORTH AMERICAN REPORTS

ver since a 1987 U.S. Supreme Court decision restricted state regulation of gambling on reservations, Native Americans and economic development have usually convened at the gaming table. But new projects and policies have given North American by ADAM BRUNS LAND OF MANY VALUES: Phil Swain, chairman of the Moapa Business Council, looks over tribal land […]

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A Very Thai Massage

After more than 24 hours of violently emptying my stomach in Singapore, my body was in quite a state, so my first order of business upon arriving in Bangkok was to indulge in a traditional Thai massage.

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Alabama a Case Study in Japan-Southeast Relations

Whether it gets the Toyota-Mazda plant or not, the state’s long-running string of Japanese FDI shows no signs of slowing.

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How Illinois Boosts Its Future Workforce

by Alexis Elmore

The state remains steadfast in workforce development investments.

Alexis Elmore
Senior Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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Aircraft Production Returns to Oklahoma

When Kratos Defense and Security Solutions announced plans for a major expansion in Oklahoma City, the head of the company’s drone division was clear on why.

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Brands Large and Small Find Success in Georgia

Georgia is home to several homegrown companies with global footprints including Coca-Cola and Delta.

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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

iotech is big, big business, and cities, counties, and states across the United States are vying to attract what is believed to be the most dynamic economic growth industry of the 21st century. A new study by the Battelle Memorial Institute and the State Science and Technology Institute (SSTI) for the Biotechnology […]

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Station to Station

Snapshots of projects across the continent capture an EV revolution in full power drive.

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Droning On and On

An in-between time is the right time to cultivate one state’s growing UAS industry cluster.

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Illinois: Where Great Ideas Come to Life

by Lindsay Lopp

Groundbreaking discoveries are a dime a dozen in Illinois.

Lindsay Lopp
Associate Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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How Illinois Builds a Diverse Workforce

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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How Millennials Are Changing the World of Work

Want your company to gain a competitive advantage in the marketplace? Throw away every stereotype you have about millennials.

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Affordable For Some

According to Michael E. Porter’s Cluster Mapping Project at the Institute for Strategy and Competitiveness at Harvard Business School, medical devices were one of only nine industry clusters to create a net positive total of jobs between 2005 and 2010, creating 11,011 jobs in the U.S. even as the overall net change in jobs during that span was down by more than 1.9 million positions.

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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION: ZONES OF OPPORTUNITY

conomic Development Zones go by many different names across the country, including Enterprise Zones (Virginia), Renaissance Zones (Michigan), Keystone Opportunity Zones (Pennsylvania), or Empowerment Zones (Federal Government). While names may vary, so also do the benefits to the corporate user. Essentially, these zones serve a similar purpose wherever they exist. The primary purpose behind the […]

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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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Need a Site? Illinois Has Cash

by Ron Starner

Gov. Pritzker unveils $40 million grant program to develop megasites.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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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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Project Bulletin, November 24, 2025: Caroline County, Virginia; Sandoval County, New Mexico; Gaffney, South Carolina

CleanArc Data Centers plans first Virginia hyperscale data center campus; A Sandoval County site brings Project Ranger to New Mexico; First Solar announces new onshoring facility in South Carolina.

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Kansas by the Numbers

Top projects, sectoral analysis and other statistical insights into the Kansas economy.

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Return on Investment

To accurately measure an incentive’s results, states need to consider whether businesses receiving benefits would have made the same investments had the tax break not existed. When the Minnesota Legislative Auditor’s office studied the state’s Job Opportunity Building Zones program, for example, it found that about 80 percent of the jobs created by companies receiving incentives would have been created even without the help.

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10 Site Selection and Economic Development Takeaways from the COVID-19 Crisis

Over-extended and overly risky supply chains are no longer tolerable.

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Snapshot

As Some Money Diversifies From China, Robots Surge There Like Never Before

Companies are diversifying their Asian location portfolios beyond China. Rich folks are getting out of China. But automation in China is rising at a record rate.

2019 Mac Conway Awards

Site Selection’s Mac Conway Awards for Excellence in Economic Development recognize the top local and regional economic development agencies.

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I-4 CORRIDOR: The Land Rush on Interstate 4

From coast to coast, this Central Florida freeway drives economic growth.

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The Champion of Pet Foods

The growing trend toward organic food and the increasing need to understand where food comes from isn’t just for humans anymore.

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Plenty of Resources

With US$216 billion (C$230 billion) in resource-based projects under construction or planned, Alberta has become the leading location in the Western Hemisphere for energy development.

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Philly’s Resurgent Refineries

Greater Philadelphia's refining industry is experiencing a rebirth. It’s a remarkable turnaround for an industry that seemed to be on the rocks only 18 months ago.

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Project Bulletin

Project Bulletin: October 17, 2023

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

Coastline View

Projects up and down the seaboard help companies look outward and inward all at once.

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Connecticut: The Land of Steady Habits Rises to the Occasion

Venerable Connecticut may be more dynamic than you think it is.

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Connecting Skills To Opportunities

Drew Repp of Emsi Burning Glass shares insights into how Nevada SkillsMatch uses data to achieve results that go beyond job titles and degrees.

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

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

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No Better Place to Be Global

Need a place to store or distribute your goods? Look no more. Illinois has a spot for it.

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Bridges to Prosperity

by Adam Bruns

By ship, railcar or truck, Illinois gets the job done.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Big Tent

When PharmaCline CEO Steve Keough needed a location to develop and commercialize his promising new pharmaceutical technology, he analyzed all 50 states. “When I arrived in South Dakota I was immediately embraced,” said Keough, who recalls how he met with the governor’s office, the South Dakota Biotech Association and venture captiatlist in his first day in the state.

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Tempting Thailand

Fifteen years after the Thai government shrewdly relaxed monetary policy and allowed its currency, the baht, to drop against the dollar, corporations investing in Thailand are reaping the benefits, accessing a low-cost and educated work force at the crossroads of Asia.

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Growth Comes in Waves

In 2018, Canada’s federal department of Innovation, Science and Economic Development created five superclusters across the country.

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Innovation Grows Evergreen

Rural Washington is on the move thanks to state investment.

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PUBLISHER’ S VIEW: A Rare Leader & A Friend

Tribute to a Friend

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Illinois Beats Out Over 58 Competitors for Highly Coveted Project

by Lindsay Lopp

Why did the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative choose Chicago for its new biohub?

Lindsay Lopp
Associate Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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2022 Top Economic Development Groups

The economic development organizations profiled in the following pages are being recognized for contributing significantly to their locations’ investment attraction and job creation success

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Time to Flex: Mississippi Plastics Knowledge and Innovation Cover the Spectrum

Mississippi plastics knowledge and innovation cover the spectrum.

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Putting the Pieces in Place

When the 100-MW Quartzsite Solar Project in La Paz County, Ariz., receive US Dept. of Interior approval on June 3, it was just the latest in a series of projects around the world for the large-scale solar developer.

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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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How Arkansas Saved 100,000 Jobs

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

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Online Insider

Sports On the Move: How Atlanta and Miami Became the Kings of U.S. Soccer

by Ron Starner

Meanwhile, the commissioner of a prominent collegiate athletic conference tells us why D.C. attracted the organization’s headquarters.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Resounding Victory

The Thunder may not be in the NBA Finals, but OKC’s GE project win is just beginning to reverberate.

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Ohio, Indiana Flex Muscle

Site selectors give nod to policy changes coming out of Columbus and Indy, as concerns about taxes and regulations dominate annual survey.

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International Flights Get Breather On EU Emissions Trading Scheme

International flights into and out of European airspace have been granted a small reprieve by the European Commission, which has suspended their inclusion into the controversial EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) for one more year.

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Of Books, Beer and Beagles: Fingers and tongues wag aplenty in D.C., but tails do not.

Three early 2013 rankings and reports offer some guidance from the fringes of the site selection matrix.

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Project Bulletin: April 29, 2024

California-based waste solutions company Brightmark Energy has plans to invest $950 million an hour southwest of Atlanta, Georgia.

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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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Apple in Arizona, Toyota in Baja, Foxconn in Pennsylvania, Cisco in Ontario, two investments in Savannah, Milken’s best-performing cities, Mercedes in California and Pratt & Whitney in Québec.

Apple Inc. announced the opening of a new plant in Mesa, Ariz., that will create 700 jobs, as well as 1,300 construction jobs, for a region hard hit during the recession.

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World Reports: Europe, Asia, Russia

From Site Selection magazine, May 2004 WORLD REPORTS Edited by JOHN W. McCURRY Heineken Brews Expansion Plans Thirst for good suds knows no geographic boundaries. Increased demand has Amsterdam-based Heineken, the world’s second largest brewer, contemplating several major expansion projects. Heineken plans to increase its capacity by more than 50 percent […]

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Good Company in Cork

A steady personnel pipeline keeps life sciences thriving in Ireland.

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Swinging for the Fences

In a candid talk, Atlanta Braves President John Schuerholz shares a vision 48 years in the making.

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ADVANCED MATERIALS: The OTHER CHIPS Act Beneficiaries

Who does the CHIPS Act benefit beyond semiconductor manufacturers?

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It’s Prime Time in Illinois

by Ron Starner

How a new tax incentive is driving data center investment in the Prairie State.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Companies Are Investing In Arkansas

The results speak for themselves.

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A Heartland Recipe for Wellness

A governor with an ambitious agenda is proving that Iowans are even more resilient than he thought. Battling recession, floods and misperceptions, Gov. Terry Branstad is ahead of schedule in reaching his four main goals.

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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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The Israeli Connection

In late November, Merck KGaA, the Darmstadt, Germany–based pharma, chemical and life science company, made the latest in an ongoing series of investments in one of the most R&D-intensive economies in the world: Israel.

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CREDENTIALS: Let’s Meet in the Middle

Credentialing programs are bridging gaps between employers and workers.

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Area Spotlights

Upstate New York: IBM Goes All In on Chips

by Ron Starner

Niagara Falls does more than attract tourists to Upstate New York. The natural wonder anchors a quality-of-life ecosystem that is drawing talent and employers to Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse and everywhere in between.

Image courtesy of Invest Buffalo-Niagara

Big Blue’s $20 billion investment is transformative for Upstate New York.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Hoosier Energy: Complex Issues. Cooperative Solutions.

In a world where the only constant is change, Hoosier Energy and its member cooperatives demonstrate unchanging commitment to communities and customers.

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Offshore Wind: Keeping Up with the Jones Act

OFFSHORE WIND: Keeping Up with the Jones Act:

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Fetching a Future

Will Ghana be able to reel in economic development success from a resource just offshore?

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LETTER FROM COMMERCE CEO JOHN BUDD: WELCOME TO THE NEW OKLAHOMA

Department of Commerce CEO John Budd says it’s a new day in Oklahoma, and the state has the results to prove it.

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How Oregon Health & Science University is TRANSFORMING PATIENT CARE

Health and wellness get a boost in Oregon.

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Snapshot

Where $5 Billion in New New Markets Tax Credits Are Going

Five years ago Site Selection documented how Williams Sausage’s $44 million, 200-plus-job expansion into a second manufacturing complex and new corporate office in Northwest Tennessee was enabled in part by New Markets Tax Credits (NMTCs).

AEDC OVERVIEW

When it comes to economic development, there’s a lot of momentum in Arkansas. From entrepreneurs to established companies expanding and locating new facilities, Arkansas is winning more than its fair share of economic development projects with more in the project pipeline.

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Editor’s View: Your Credentials, Please

All content in this issue will give you food for thought as your location discernment for 2016 gets underway.

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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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Editor’s View: Know When to Hold ’Em

You read it here first: Another North America headquarters for a global company is coming to Atlanta, and I’m not referring to Amazon’s HQ2

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Fighting Back

Poaching companies? California draws the line and ups the ante.

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Project Bulletin

Project Bulletin: October 10, 2023

Under the name “Project Lion,” Slovakia-based energy equipment company InoBat is bringing its second Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) facility to Cuprija, Serbia.

The Glow of Knowledge

By all indications, Georgia’s talent base is at the top of its game, higher education is a primary factor, and companies around the globe are paying close attention.

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Coming Full Circle

Lakota holy man Black Elk and other 19th century tribal leaders prophesied it would take seven generations to repair the “broken circle” and heal the multiple, layered traumas...

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‘Go Midwest, Young Man’

If America is to fully recover from the Great Recession of 2008-2009, there's an excellent chance that leading the recovery will be a handful of states in the Upper Midwest and South Central regions of the country.

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Beyond the Fundamentals

Higher education institutions offer top-notch plastics training to surpass industry expectations.

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SITE VISIT

SITE VISIT From Site Selection magazine, March 2008 Nuclear Future Means Growth Today in Chattanooga T Richard Pangrazzi (inset) U.S. director of marketing for Alstom Global Power Sales, says picking Chattanooga was a matter of optimum market reach, existing river piers and heavy-duty lifting capability and the heavy lifting executed by supportive community officials. by […]

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Where the TDL Talent Pipeline Is Full

More than 20,500 transportation, distribution and logistics (TDL) companies employ more than 331,000 people in Illinois and contribute nearly $39 billion in economic output.

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DHL Commerce Gateway Demonstrates Turnkey Approach to Logistics

When customers begin moving into the DHL Commerce Gateway, they’ll be doing more than merely occupying space near the Port of Charleston.

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Milestones Instead of Millstones

Stop us if you've heard this one before: A megaproject has surfaced in Nigeria.

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The 2020 Regional Workforce Development Rankings

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

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Plugging in From the Desert:

New Projects from Facebook Connect to Worldwide Goals

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Digital Disruptors

SOUQ.com founder Ronaldo Mouchawar is among the entrepreneurs bringing e-commerce to the Middle East.

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Area Spotlights

Arkansas: Coffee Producer Brews Major Expansion Plans

by Alexis Elmore

Westrock Coffee Company has set out to create an equitable, sustainable and transparent coffee industry.

Photo Courtesy of Westrock Coffee Company

Reinvestment plans by companies already in the Natural State show they’re here to stay.

Alexis Elmore
Senior Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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Exponential Enterprises

The global market for plastics and chemicals is going through the roof.

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Why Foreign Investment in the U.S. Is Surging

Geopolitical unrest and U.S. industrial policy are driving foreign direct investment (FDI) in the United States.

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Johnson Controls Office Occupancy Costs Index, Q2 2001

Welcome to the 2nd 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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Middlesex County, New Jersey: Innovation Destination

A yearning to discover and connect is at the heart of Middlesex Countiy's success.

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Which EU Nations Shine Brightest for Future FDI Attraction?

A new scoreboard shows it’s all in the eye of the beholder.

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