Artistic Havens: A Kansan Escape

by Alexis Elmore

It may surprise you to know that within the confines of the Sunflower State there is an array of serene getaways tucked away within the tallgrass prairie, bluffs and rolling hills of the Smoky Valley and beyond.

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How Columbus Landed a Generational Deal

Steel Dynamics is investing $2.5 billion to build an aluminum plant in Lowndes County.

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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION: NEW YORK

ost people who have observed the economy of the northeast United States are familiar with the decline of manufacturing jobs in New York State. Of course, New York State had more manufacturing jobs to lose than most other states, being the leader in industrial employment beginning with the Industrial Revolution in the mid-1800s. By the […]

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The Center of Success

Ideal geographic location positions the commonwealth for continued logistics growth.

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Small Town, Big Opportunity

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

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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.

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K-State is Stepping Up

by Gary Daughters

Innovation Initiative to forge new paths in agricultural technology.

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Where the Scientists Go

A detailed talent migration study by a division of the NIH is more than an academic exercise.

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Mercer Survey Ranks the Best Global Cities for Quality of Life, Infrastructure: European metros dominate both rankings.

Vienna retains the top spot as the city with the world’s best quality of living, according to the Mercer 2012 Quality of Living Survey.

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ASIA: Winning the Global Race

How Asian countries’ strategies compare to the offerings from other global regions.

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Be In That Number

Site Selection tracked 329 corporate facility projects between July 2011 and December 2012 landing in the dozens of counties lining the Mississippi River. Louisiana led the way among river states.

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On the Menu:

Kansas Has the Right Ingredients

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Departments

IAMC Insider: Growing Toward DEI — Part 2

Growing Toward DEI — Part 2

The Global Best to Invest Report

Site Selection is pleased to present its sixth annual Best to Invest rankings of nations and metro areas for investment-attraction activity in 2013.

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Site Selection’s Annual State Legislative Update

D epending on who’s talking, corporations are either hiding profits in tax shelters while states give away the farm with incentives, or, corporations are paying the lion’s share of state taxes and continue to prop up struggling state economies. Either way, each of the 50 states are taking aggressive measures to get themselves through an […]

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New Facilities 1991 (Charts), page 4

From Site Selection magazine, February 1992 New and Expanded U.S. Facilities 1989-91 Continue to next page | Site Selection Online ©1992 Conway Data, Inc. All rights reserved. SiteNet data is from many sources and is not warranted to be accurate or current.

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Consumers Energy: ‘Let’s Move Some Dirt’

Michigan takes another road to industrial site development.

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IAMC Insider: The Challenge of Keeping Up

As professionals in the year 2018, we can feel an urgency about keeping our professional skills up to date.

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Online Insider

Chance Encounter Wakes Up Bainbridge

by Gary Daughters

How a gunmaker’s investment triggered a new era.

Gary Daughters
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Why High

N ew York City’s real estate market — or markets, if you consider Midtown and Downtown to be distinctive situations — is hot, any way you cut it. Too hot, for some, such as publisher John Wiley and Chase Manhattan Bank, which are moving across the Hudson River to new space in Hoboken and Jersey […]

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Center of Excellence Expands State’s Aerospace Industry

A new aerospace Center of Excellence would add lift to
a strategically important industry sector.

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EDITOR’S VIEW

EDITOR’S VIEW From Site Selection magazine, May 2008 by MARK AREND mark.arend bounce@conway.com Now It’s Your Turn L ots of credit is bestowed in this issue on successful economic development groups at the state level (see “The Competitiveness Awards” coverage) and at the local or regional level (see “Top Groups”). This is, after all, […]

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Sky’s the Limit

Global Logistic Properties has grown up fast.

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Two Heads Are Better Than One

When Terry Gill and Vivek Sarin get together, the winners are businesses that want to thrive in Kentucky.

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Features

Mississippi River Corridor: Two Gateway Communities Repeat Atop River Corridor Rankings

by Adam Bruns

Over Great River Road (Hwy. 61) in Blytheville, Arkansas, you’ll find this concrete archway, which turns 100 this year, marking the state line between Arkansas and Missouri.

Photo courtesy of Arkansas Tourism

Both St. Louis and Blytheville have landmark arches and big-time projects.

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The Home Office Vs. the home office

How the Pandemic Altered REI’s HQ Vision

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Closing the Talent Gap

How one California county equips workers with skills in technology and entrepreneurship.

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Project Bulletin: June 20, 2023

Intel Corporation continues to grow across the United States and globally, recently announcing an investment in its third European country.

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Rethinking the Role Of the Research Park

Abbott Laboratories added to its Singapore and Southeast Asia property portfolio on May 5 with the opening of its Abbott Asia-Pacific Nutrition Research & Development Center at Singapore’s Biopolis Research Park.

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North Carolina Races Past Ohio to Win 1996 Facility-Location Gold Medal

In 1994, the number was 5,193. A year later, it reached 6,522. In 1996, it broke 8,000. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, you ask? No. But reflective of the U.S. stock market?s bullish expansion during the past three years, corporate facility-location activity across the United States is on an equally torrid pace. In fact, Site […]

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Project Bulletin

Project Bulletin: February 26, 2024

Battery manufacturer EnerSys has plans to invest $500 million at Augusta Grove Business Park located in Greenville, South Carolina.

The Scoop on Toyota-Mazda’s Drive to Alabama

Session at IAMC reveals how a $1.6-billion deal came together.

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Sustainability Is Accelerating Business In Michigan

It starts with a nation-leading commitment to go net-zero.

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Data Centers: No Power, No Project

No Power, No Project: Could hyperscalers help resolve the No. 1 issue in data center site selection with an out-of-the-box solution?

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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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Milestone Anniversaries Bring More Than Parties to Tennessee

As Site Selection with this issue celebrates 70 years in business, it’s only natural to notice companies celebrating their own major milestones with major investments.

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“Tier Two” Locations Offer Potential Solution During Tight Labor Markets

by Ron Starner

In the past few years, we’ve experienced some of the most competitive labor markets in recent history.

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Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Certified Sites Reduce Risk for Growing Companies

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

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Dominican Republic Free Trade Zones Are Pushing the Envelope

More than 700 companies from around the world are part of a new way of doing business in the Caribbean.

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Decision Data: Go West, Young Entrepreneur

T he “Wild, Wild West” mentality of Nevada may not be kind to your pocketbook if you’re a high-stakes gambler, but it just might be your best friend should you decide to launch and grow a business there. According to the annual Cognetics ranking of “Entrepreneurial Hot Spots,” Nevada is the […]

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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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COLOMBIA

How two major companies are helping Colombia go green.

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Expect the Unexpected in Kansas

by Ron Starner

From presidential history to outer space, the Sunflower State never disappoints.

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Play Ball

Follow-through is one way Hoosier Energy helps companies stay on top of their game.

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There’s Black Gold in Them Thar Hills

When it comes to minerals gleaned from the earth, there is perhaps no place in America more important to the national and global economy than West Texas.

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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION: NEW YORK

JULY 2006 New Technology Changing New York State (cover) Chenango County, New York High Tech’s New Home for Innovation TCN Worldwide Request Information SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION NEW YORK Venture capital, R&D centers, new tax policies alter the economic landscape of the Empire State. Joining Bausch & Lomb Chairman and CEO Ronald Zarrella, at the podium, for […]

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Life in the Fast Lane

Malaysia is now the go-to market for automobile manufacturing in Southeast Asia.
Global investors in this key sector explain why.

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Watching Where Your Money Goes

European Office Costs: Brussels a Bargain Brussels is Europe?s office bargain at US$29.62 per sq. ft. a year, while London, with comparable costs of $116.70, is the land of the big occupancy-cost spenders, according to CB Richard Ellis? (www.cbcommercial.com) recent survey. Of 17 major European cities, Rome and Vienna respectively ranked Nos. 2 and 3 […]

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Features

Top Micropolitans: Ohio Delivers A Fab Five

by Gary Daughters

Findlay leads the way, closing the loop on 10 years of dominance among smaller towns.

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The Center of Success

Ideal geographic location positions the commonwealth for continued logistics growth.

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Farm Food and Feed

How agriculture and the cowboy lifestyle flourish in Wyoming

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The Golden Touch

The promise of prosperity: why companies continue to invest in California.

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Asia: The Decade of Diversification

Manufacturing location decisions, once driven primarily by costs, will increasingly need to consider geopolitical risk and supply chain resilience.

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Knowledge Gives Kansas Workers a Competitive Edge

Employers looking to hire the best and brightest don’t have to look far when they choose to set up shop in Kansas.

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Features

2023 Top Metros- Tier 3: Industrial At Heart

by Adam Bruns

2023-Top-Metros-Tier-3: Industrial At Heart

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Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Rio Grande Valley Lifestyle

The region’s high quality of life attracts developers, new projects to Cameron County.

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Quebec: Building Partnerships In the Americas

[Editor’s note: The following is excerpted from a speech by Quebec Premier Lucien Bouchard in New York City on April 15.] I am very pleased to be back in New York City. On my last visit, three years ago, I had just become Premier of Quebec, and I spoke about our goal of turning around […]

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The Desired Effect

Think tax certainty doesn't matter to capital investors? Think again. Two of Oregon's largest corporations - Nike and Intel - just signed major expansion deals that will add at least 1,000 jobs to the state's economy in the next few years.

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IAMC PROFESSIONAL FORUM, CHARLESTON S.C.

verybody in this room has something to do with the rebound since 9/11.” That’s how Jim Dieter, executive managing director for CB Richard Ellis, greeted a full house of continuous learners at the IAMC Professional Forum on Monday morning, March 21, as he prepared to explore with them the “Dynamics of the […]

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Diverse Businesses Drive Development

Good things come in small packages all across the Buckeye State.

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Features

2023 Top Metros- Tier 2: Goods Movement Moves Economy in Lehigh Valley

by Adam Bruns

2023-Top-Metros-Tier-2: Goods Movement Moves Economy in Lehigh Valley

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Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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IAMC Insider: Sustainability Includes Sustaining an Organization

Sustainability Includes Sustaining an Organization

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Water, Water Everywhere …

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

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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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Oregon Universities Pinpoint National Innovation Needs

Research leads to breakthroughs.

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A Climb to the Top:

The Tale of a Biotechnology Pioneer

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Features

2023 Top Metros- Tier 1: Hungry for More

by Adam Bruns

Chicagoland Claims No. 1 Spot for 11th Year in a Row

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New Facilities 1991 (Charts), page 4

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The $4 Billion Machine That Never Sleeps

How the University of Missouri in Columbia propels the entire state to new heights.

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On the Hunt

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

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3 Ways Companies Can Combat The Child Care Crisis

The biggest barrier to work for many American adults is lack of child care.

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Body of Work

Yesterday it was 'Shark Tank,' today it's the world for a Florida-born manufacturer of synthetic humans.

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Cover

The 2023 Governor’s Cups

by Mark Arend

A newcomer to the winner’s circle and a 12-time repeat winner explain their strategies for corralling enough capital investment projects to claim the Cups.

Mark Arend
Editor Emeritus of Site Selection Magazine

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Built for the Long Haul

Oregon’s economy outperforms competitors in key metrics.

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State of the States 2022

Building our readers’ knowledge and capabilities is the purpose of State of the States, Site Selection’s painstakingly assembled annual compendium of data that matter to global corporate location decision-makers.

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Editor’s View: Economic Development’s New Math

The same location criteria that drove your site decisions last year still apply this year. But the textbook has changed.

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Made in Texas

Manufacturing in Texas sets a high bar.

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Skating Out of the Dark

Sure it’s cold, but Ottawa’s tech connections still glow.

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Closing the Workforce Housing Gap

by Ron Starner

The markets where it’s happening and why it’s important.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Medical Devices & Technology: Where Do Top 10 Orthopedic Device Companies Choose to Invest Top Dollar?

If your company is leading the world in sales, it only makes sense to reinvest in some parts of that world, right?

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New Neighborhood

A growing Olympus division consolidates and refreshes its Minnesota operations.

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The Topeka Triangle

Three unique location assets form the foundation of future economic development in the capital region of Kansas.

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

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

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TOP TEN GROUPS OF 2007

TOP TEN GROUPS OF 2007 From Site Selection magazine, May 2008 Triumph of the Heartland Middle America sets the pace in economic development performance. Todd Mahaney, assembly center plant manager for Soo Tractor Sweeprake, is part of a talented and expanding work force in the American Heartland area known as Siouxland. Encompassing parts of Iowa, […]

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Online Insider

A Nuclear Power Player Expands in Virginia

by Ron Starner

Framatome’s CEO tells Site Selection what’s behind the company’s $49.4 million, 515-job investment in Lynchburg.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Rising Tide

The Biotechnology Industry Organization and its state affiliates will soon find out if they will be getting A’s, B’s or C’s on their biennial report cards at this year’s BIO International Convention in San Diego.

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The Megasite Matchmaker

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

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The New Technology Triangle

Arizona, New Mexico and Nevada lure high-tech firms seeking access to Western markets.

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Look At the Data

When a former U.S. Attorney in New Jersey is elected governor, and teams up with a lieutenant governor who fought corruption and crime as a federal prosecutor and sheriff, chances are they won’t back down

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Why a U.S. Recession May Be Farther Away Than You Think

Leading indicators point to continued growth, says Stewart Title economist.

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Logistics Investment Takes Many Shapes

by Adam Bruns

In a Top State for Goods Movement

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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IAMC Insider: LETTER FROM THE CHAIR

A Letter from the Chair; the return of the member profile; and snapshots of FDI involving IAMC member organizations.

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Textiles, Robotics Among Sectors to Gain R&D Funding

Awards include $1 million to support the new ARMada initiative, which will enhance the offerings of the Fabric Discovery Center to include robotics.

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Real Estate Planning in the Financial Services Arena

Real estate and corporate resources executives from several leading financial companies gathered in New York City in mid-December 1998 to discuss ways in which they are helping drive change in their organizations. Unless an organization changes, it stops growing, becomes less competitive — even non-competitive — and will be left behind by more nimble players. […]

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Spallation Sensation

Five years from now, a new neutron source in southern Sweden will try to give Oak Ridge a run for its money.

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Home and Away

In earning Site Selection's Canadian Competitiveness Award this year, British Columbia's Ministry of Jobs, Tourism and Skills Training jumps up from a second-place finish last year to snare the prize.

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There’s No Place Like Kansas

by Lindsay Lopp

Whether it’s housing, utilities, transportation or groceries, in today’s economic climate, the prices of life’s essentials can be high. Luckily for Kansans, the Sunflower State is on the brighter side of this national issue.

Lindsay Lopp
Associate Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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All Things to Most People

The team members who work for the 2018 Top Utilities in Economic Development wear a lot of hats, and that’s just fine.

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SHOVEL – READY SITES: New Mexico the Latest to Jump on The Product Development Bandwagon

There’s a reason that, after electrical power and workforce skills, the supply of ready sites was No. 3 on the list of most important site selection factors when we queried site seekers in fall 2024 for Site Selection’s annual Business Climate rankings.

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Editor’s View: Black Swans Do Move On

Editor in Chief Mark Arend sees diverse approaches and common threads in his recent conversations with four governors.

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World Reports: Russian Investments: An Increasingly Safe Bet — Site Selection Magazine, July 2005

From Site Selection magazine, July 2005 WORLD REPORTS Russian Investments: An Increasingly Safe Bet ‘New’ Red Flags No Obstacle for Alcoa Ford, Volkswagen, Pepsico, BASF. Toyota, Caterpillar, DaimlerChrysler, International Paper, LG Electronics. That’s not a bad roster of very recent multinational corporate investors in Russia. How that roster grows from here depends on a lot […]

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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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Project Bulletin

Project Bulletin: February 19, 2024

By 2025, Samsung Electronics Co. will begin production of EV batteries at its Seremban, Malaysia, facility thanks to a new $1.2 billion investment.

‘Do You Find Me Attractive?’

In May Ernst & Young published the latest edition of its Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index (RECAI), marking 10 years since the index's first edition.

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It’s a Blast

Mississippi’s aerospace industry goes full throttle.

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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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IAMC INSIDER

JULY 2005 Room for Nuance, Time for Your Craft (cover) Meet a Member Time to Merge Pfizer Opens Facilities in Sweden, Connecticut; Forum Program Takes Shape Request Information Room for Nuance, Time for Your Craft Dear IAMC Members and Prospective Members, Professionals today are able to command an exhaustive array of technology […]

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Utah: UVU’s Model for Tomorrow Is Available Today

Utah Valley University President Dr. Astrid Tuminez brings her unique experience to bear on a vision for higher education.

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Area Spotlights

Michigan-Based Partnerships Propel Toyota into a Cleaner, Greener Future

by Lindsay Lopp

A rendering of Toyota’s new $50 million automotive battery lab at its North American R&D headquarters in York Township, Michigan

Image courtesy of Toyota Motor North America

Backed by a nearly $50 million investment, Toyota Motor North America (TMNA) is constructing a new automotive battery lab at its North American R&D headquarters…

Lindsay Lopp
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Delaware: Think Ahead to Stay Ahead

by Alexis Elmore

Delaware’s city of Newark snags new expansion investments in leading industries.

Photo courtesy of State of Delaware/Peter Miller

Future predictions within the health care field can send a chill down the spine of both industry professionals and patients around the nation.

Alexis Elmore
Associate Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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MIND GAMES

How Florida uses university-employer alliances to reshape the workforce.

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On the Menu:

Kansas Has the Right Ingredients

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Certified Sites: Class I Railroads Continue to Roll Out Sites and Results

If railroads are the industrial circulatory system, ready-to-develop locations along their routes are the vital cells of the national economy. The past year has seen those...

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Institutional Impact: Insights from Stony Brook’s New President

Last summer, Dr. Maurie McInnis took office as the sixth president of Stony Brook University.

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The Greenhouse Effect

Everyone has to live somewhere. You might as well live someplace nice.

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Solving the Remote Work Dilemma

by Ron Starner

Here’s how top employers are handling the return-to-office debate.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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Coming to America: Lessons Learned from New Factory Investments

The topic of establishing new manufacturing operations in the United States is as broad as it is important.

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Evolving the Local Landscape

Motlow State Community College’s president shares his vision for local partnerships and training opportunities.

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New Facilities 1992 (Charts)

From Site Selection magazine, February 1993 New & Expanded U.S. Manufacturing Facilities 1988-92 Continue to next page | Site Selection Online ©1993 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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Safe at Home

Expanding firms find access to capital, knowledge workers and pro-growth incentives in Greater Philadelphia.

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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION: ZONES OF OPPORTUNITY

hen Sun Rich Fresh Foods recently located a new food processing facility in a Keystone Opportunity Zone (KOZ) in Reading, Pa., among the major draws to this site were its proximity to customer markets in the Eastern U.S., the available pool and cost of labor, and the water/wastewater infrastructure. The 43,000-sq.-ft. (3,995-sq.-m.) plant, located on […]

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The 10 Biggest Workforce Challenges Facing America Today

by Ron Starner

Ron Starner leads off this year’s Workforce 2024 publication with the results of a survey of leaders in economics, workforce development, site selection and economic development.

Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.

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When Economic Development Is a Science

A vision that began 53 years ago has blossomed into a science-based economic juggernaut.

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Research Universities Establish Room and Resources for Expanding Companies

New projects and programs at the University of Kansas and Wichita State University blend with the life sciences leadership at Kansas State University to form a robust foundation for biosciences innovation and growth.

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Just Compensation; Can’t Google This Yet; On the Move and No Reservations About Nashville

New data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reveals trends in total compensation (wages, salaries and

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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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They’ll Have the Fish

A new aquaculture operation aims to help Puerto Rico achieve food sovereignty one site at a time.

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Area Spotlights

Milestone Anniversaries Bring More Than Parties to Tennessee

by Adam Bruns

Soon customers in the Nashville area will be the first in the country’s eastern region to be able to order a double cheeseburger combo at In-N-Out Burger.

Photo courtesy of In-N-Out Burger

As Site Selection with this issue celebrates 70 years in business, it’s only natural to notice companies celebrating their own major milestones with major investments.

Adam Bruns
Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Love To the Little Ones

Hill’s brings heart to the Kansas City Animal Health Corridor.

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World Reports: Robust Times For Robotics

From Site Selection magazine, January 2005 WORLD REPORTS Robust Times For Robotics Automakers, New Applications Boost Demand by JOHN W. McCURRY Craig Jennings has a problem most presidents of manufacturing companies would love to have: Market growth for his products is so great that he’s constantly looking at ways to boost capacity around the globe. […]

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Maintaining Control

The ability to monitor production from start to finish led Japan’s oldest pharmaceutical company to put down roots in Minnesota.

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Machinery Still Revs the Economy, But Logistics and Life Sciences Are Where the Growth Is

Leading sectors, featuring a global map with the biggest projects in each.

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Emerging from the Lion’s Den

PACT serves entrepreneurs and investors in the tri-state area of Southeastern Pennsylvania, Northern Delaware and Southern New Jersey, producing 30 programs and events each year.

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Area Spotlights

Connecticut: The Land of Steady Habits Rises to the Occasion

by Gary Daughters

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

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Life Sciences Industry Review, Site Selection magazine, May 2004

ntibiotic resistance is a growing public health problem as disease-causing bacteria continue to find ways to defeat the drugs designed to kill them. It’s a challenge being answered by Rib-X, a young biotech company in New Haven, Conn. Rib-X researchers are using a multi-disciplinary approach to discover new types of antibiotics that will kill or […]

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