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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.

Next Level

Cambodia’s Minister of Commerce moves fast with reforms so that new FDI will move faster to his homeland.

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As a little girl, Susan Gibbs remembers visiting her grandmother’s coastline home in Rockport, Mass. There was the bronze bust of her grandfather, William Francis Gibbs, positioned as if he were staring off to sea. It would later prompt curious expeditions to the attic, where old newspaper clippings and photographs were pulled from trunks.

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North Carolina Claims No. 1 Business Climate Ranking

S pearheaded by the meteoric rise of the Charlotte and the Research Triangle metro areas, North Carolina has climbed to the top spot of Site Selection‘s 2001 Business Climate Ranking. Becoming the No. 1 state for doing business wasn’t easy. The Tar Heel State barely edged out last year’s winner — […]

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How Kentucky Built a Record-Setting Machine

Cooperation at every level is the secret to success.

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IAMC Insider, Site Selection magazine, January 2004

Dear IAMC members and prospective members: Fifty years ago, McKinley “Mac” Conway founded what would become Site Selection, the premier publication in its field, then and now. Not long thereafter, he and a few pals founded an organization of industrial developers interested in furthering the fields of economic development and corporate real estate through […]

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Features

Top Deals of 2023

by Adam Bruns

Employees from Hyundai got in on the action at the 200th anniversary St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Savannah in March. The start of production at the $7.59 billion, 8,500-job Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America rising alongside I-16 has accelerated to the fourth quarter of 2024.

Photo courtesy of Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America

Like flickering lights, intermittent doubts put some folks on edge about the viability of the EV revolution. Judged by the capital investment, job creation, turning dirt and rising steel at projects around the world, however, the current is strong and steady. Continuing a trend from the year before, investments in the industry dominate this year’s […]

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July 18, 2024

Strategic direction and global trends can sometimes be ascertained through the lens of one company or conglomerate. RTX — encompassing Pratt & Whitney, Collins Aerospace and Raytheon since a 2020 merger — is a case in point.

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Coda Looks for Columbus Conclusion

A California electric car maker wants to employ as many as 1,000 workers at a battery plant in Ohio. All it needs is that DOE loan.

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Editor’s View: Note to Areas:Attract Talent, Investment Will Follow

Workforce skills and workforce development are site selectors’ first and third most important location criteria, according to the results of a survey we conducted this fall (transportation infrastructure is second).

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A Life-Changing Place in the Sun

In Pensacola, Fla., a research institute that has been nationally recognized for its groundbreaking work is teaching the lame to walk and the blind to see.

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ith 613 projects, the transportation equipment sector had the most projects of any industrial sector in 2004, according to the Conway Data New Plant Database. Three of the top five transportation projects by investment were automobile plants in China, led by DaimlerChrysler with its US$1.25-billion complex in Beijing, in addition to its […]

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Cover

2024 PROSPERITY CUP

by Mark Arend

Georgia’s Long Game Secures Its Claim to The Cup

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All Inclusive

A South Carolina success shows why the devil’s in the details.

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No Lines, No Waiting

The introduction of the mobile phone may have done more than any other single technical innovation to improve prosperity, business and innovation in Africa.

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Powering the Digital Revolution in CHINA

The world’s largest e-commerce market is set for a boom in hyper-scale data centers.

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Complete Autonomy

Autonomous vehicle and mobility research projects breathe new life into yesterday’s manufacturing facilities.

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The ‘Rust Belt’ No More

Data centers and microchip plants are today’s economic drivers.

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Features

The 2024 Mac Conway Awards for Excellence in Economic Development

by Gary Daughters

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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Snapshot

The Capitals of Connection

This year, for the first time, among the external indices used in Site Selection’s Global Best to Invest rankings (due to be released on Thursday, May 1) is the DHL Global Connectedness Report.

The Rise of the Silicon Heartland

What Intel’s massive investment in Ohio means for the Midwest and beyond.

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The Invisible Crop

Iowa continues to be a case study in fulfilling the promise of the wind.

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Incubate, Innovate & Dominate

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

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Built to Last

Washington’s forestry products industry is where sustainability, innovation and manufacturing meet.

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The Headquarters Of Headquarters

When Caterpillar announced publicly last year that it was moving its corporate headquarters operations from Illinois to Texas, the world took notice.

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Cover

Global Best To Invest 2024

by Adam Bruns

The 16th annual Global Best to Invest rankings showcase the top countries and metro areas in terms of their outlook for corporate investment.

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REWRITING THE NORMS

Breaking the rules may not win many friends, but it sure has a way of influencing people — especially when it comes to the world of economic development.

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Project Bulletin, August 25, 2025: Stillwater, Oklahoma; Mvuma, Zimbabwe; Holly Springs, North Carolina

Google introduces an additional $9 billion toward Oklahoma data centers and workforce training; Dinson Iron and Steel Company expands in Zimbabwe; Global pharmaceutical giant returns with a new facility investment in North Carolina.

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Editor’s View: Continuing Education

We finished work on this issue, with an Infrastructure theme, as the fourth-largest US metro area’s infrastructure was overwhelmed, to understate the situation. It still is.

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New Mexico Is Riding A Breeze

The stage is set for the nation’s biggest wind energy investment.

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This Little Light of Mine

An industry leader says ‘Smart Rural Communities’ are the first step to economic growth in small-town America.

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Project Bulletin

Project Bulletin: April 22, 2024

A $250 million investment by Apple will look to promote collaboration between the company’s teams housed in Singapore’s northeast Ang Mo Kio district.

Balls In the Air

To win The Masters this weekend at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Ga., will require supreme skills, patience and fortitude. It will also require a superior match of golfer and equipment.

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Agritech Rises in Kentucky

Emerging industry combines Kentucky’s strengths to address a global food shortage and create careers at home.

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Capitalizing On Coastlines

A wave of economic opportunity crashes into Mississippi’s shores.

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IAMC INSIDER

JULY 2008 Independence Day (cover) Special Report: All Ashore People & Projects IAMC Reaches Membership Milestone Request Information

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Come Together

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

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Area Spotlights

Historic EV Charging Funds for I-10 Corridor Land in New Mexico

by Alexis Elmore

TeraWatt was selected by New Mexico’s Department of Transportation to own and operate two EV charging centers.

Photo Courtesy of TeraWatt Infrastructure

An electric corridor project in January was selected to receive $63.8 million for the buildout.

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Car Makers Turn on a Dime to Manufacture Healthcare Solutions

Pivots by these four North American OEMs demonstrate a legacy of innovation and ingenuity.

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Telling the Distribution Center Story

It's a fact. Communities would rather have manufacturers and corporate headquarters than distribution centers.

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DISTRIBUTION & LOGISTICS

From the busiest riverport in the country to the No. 1 air cargo center, Kentucky is the undisputed national leader in moving goods.

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International Companies Ramp Up Regional Investment

What do 3,343 foreign-owned companies from all over the world have in common?

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Lights Out

Hurricane Maria hobbled drug makers in Puerto Rico. The new US tax law could hit them, too.

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Snapshot

Scrubbing Clean Energy Data

Industry project investment data from sectors and professional practices attached to clean tech and clean power are central to the sophisticated index behind Site Selection’s annual Sustainability Rankings, which last year saluted top performers such as Sweden, North Carolina and Austin, Texas.

Commerce Helps Businesses Find Solid Ground

Looking to grow your company? The state stands ready to assist.

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Engineering Innovation

When the U.S. Chamber of Commerce recently rated Montana the No. 1 state for business startups and the sixth best business climate in the nation, the news may have surprised some people.

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New Facilities 1989 (Charts), page 2

From Site Selection magazine, February 1990 New Facilities 1987-89 Continue to next page | Site Selection Online ©1990 Conway Data, Inc. All rights reserved. SiteNet data is from many sources and is not warranted to be accurate or current.

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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION: ECONOMIC INCENTIVES PROGRAMS

ob retention efforts are important on different levels, not the least of which is that job loss is devastating for both individuals and communities. While it may be too early to evaluate the effectiveness of certain job retention programs, the states’ efforts have provided policies that may affect positive change. To put the issue in […]

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International Companies’ Oregon Operations Expand

FDI deals are a gold mine in Oregon.

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Kentucky Makes

by Adam Bruns

View a snapshot of the tens of billions of dollars’ worth of manufacturing investments around the state in the past few years.

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Labor Days

Most buyers of Ford Motor Co.’s 2013 Escape won’t know specifically where their new mini-SUV was made. But, in fact, they will have Louisville labor and a labor-friendly Kentucky business climate to thank for their ride. Ford invested $600 million in late 2010 in its Louisville Assembly Plant (LAP). The project is adding 1,800 jobs to the 1,100 already in place.

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Growth Curves

Volkswagen’s global head of factory planning explains how the company’s Tennessee site facilitated LEED-Platinum certification. In late March Volkswagen announced it would add 800 more jobs to the payroll at its new plant in Chattanooga, Tenn.

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Project Bulletin: December 19, 2023

Brazil-based electric engineering, power and automation technology company WEG S.A. announced it would be investing $244.7 million to expand three of the company’s locations in Brazil, Mexico and Colombia over the next three years.

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Central Casting

The mutual benefits that corporations and higher learning institutions can confer on one another were illustrated in December when Lilly Endowment awarded $5 million to Indiana University, one of a series of grants totaling nearly $63 million.

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MIDDLE-SKILLS JOBS: Pounce on Opportunities Before They Go Missing

Report reveals credential shortages in programs aligned with high-paying middle skills jobs in 55 U.S. metro areas.

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Features

Hungry? Head Indoors.

by Alexis Elmore

Vertical hydroponic systems begin to sweep the U.S. as a solution to food insecurity challenges

Photo by Johnny Greig: Getty Images

Buffalo offers a budding solution from the world of controlled-environment agriculture.

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Kentucky: That Sweet Smell of Success

by Adam Bruns

The commonwealth is home to global brands and a growing number of third-party logistics providers

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Editor in Chief of Site Selection Magazine

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Adding On

Manufacturing advances from historic forging territory to beyond Earth’s atmosphere

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2019 PROSPERITY CUP

Two marquee projects underscore Virginia’s claim to the cup.

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

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

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Enhancing Canada, Question & Insight

I n December 2003, Canada’s new prime minister, Paul Martin, appointed Jim Peterson as his minister of international trade after sweeping into office himself earlier in the month. Martin, a former executive in the shipping and power industries, served as the country’s Minister of Finance from November 1993 until June 2002. Peterson worked under him […]

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Baxter’s Boom

Investments in Alabama and Singapore are the latest salvos from the Illinois-based life sciences giant.

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Project Bulletin

Project Bulletin: April 15, 2024

China-based solar module manufacturer Seraphim Energy Group announced last week that it would be investing $829 million in the Huadu district within China’s Guangdong province.

The High-Tech Edge Whether Bleeding or Leading, It’s Transforming Business Expansion

No longer do you necessarily have to physically be there in location searches? early stages to still be there. Leading-edge technologies are shaving precious time from sometimes lengthy business site searches, as well as facilitating more informed decisions. Here are a few examples of today?s high-tech tools: Woe unto the Web-less? It?s no surprise that […]

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Momentum in Missouri

It’s amazing what a difference three days can make.

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Project Bulletin: November 21, 2023

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

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Project Bulletin: September 06, 2023

n a conversation with Site Selection Senior Editor Gary Daughters, Georgia Department of Economic Development Commissioner Pat Wilson said, “the most amazing advances and cutting-edge technologies right now are coming out of South Korea.”

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Two Plus Two Equals More

No pun intended, but Clemson University International Center for Automotive Research (CU-ICAR) on I-85 near Greenville is on a roll

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Kentucky: A Hub for Logistics Success

by Adam Bruns

The commonwealth is home to global brands and a growing number of third-party logistics providers

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1998’s Business Climate Rankings: The Playing Field Levels

OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 1998 1998’s Business Climate Rankings: The Playing Field Levels by Jack Lyne North Carolina and Ohio top U.S. state rankings, while the USA and the UK lead the global pack. Above all, though, 1998’s rankings underscore pronounced geographic balance. Location, location, location, goes the old site selection saw. Call it Freud does business location […]

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New Facilities 1991 (Charts)

From Site Selection magazine, February 1992 New Facilities 1991 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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TOP DEALS 2006

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

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HIGHER EDUCATION AND WORKFORCE: A Higher Focus On Skills Development

How AIM UP, Talent Solutions and Career Coaches add up to a pathway to workforce success.

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Project Bulletin: January 23, 2024

Last week, Google announced that it would be investing $1 billion to deliver critical technical infrastructure that will aid innovation and tech-led growth in the United Kingdom.

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‘Strategically, the Right Location’

by Mark Arend

For a state with a population of about 4.5 million, Kentucky is home to an astonishing number of international employers.

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Follow the HERD

Snapshots of R&D and its ties to growing sectors at the flagship universities of four provinces.

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5 Workforce Factors to Consider in Site Selection

Asking the right questions leads to the best outcomes, especially when it comes to your future workforce.

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Place With a View

Companies come to Portugal with the future in mind.

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‘Invisible Chain’

A hard Brexit could have very hard consequences, says one global corporate location expert. A government leader says the chains that appear to bind the post-Brexit UK economy could instead be stronger links to global partners in trade and democracy.

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MIND GAMES

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

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Built to Last

by Lindsay Lopp

How Kentucky continues to grow its manufacturing empire.

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Associate Editor of Site Selection Magazine

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Innovation Nation

Malaysia is becoming Southeast Asia's most compelling example of how to transform a manufacturing economy into one excelling in Research & Development.

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A New Top 10 List

The growing portfolio of BNSF Certified Sites helps customers and communities bridge the gaps.

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The 3D City Strikes Back

Additive manufacturers in Pflugerville respond swiftly to COVID-19.

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Project Bulletin: November 21, 2023

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

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Tar Sands Thruway

On June 30, 2010, TransCanada commenced commercial operation of the first phase of the US$12-billion Keystone Pipeline System,

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Snapshot

Where Foreign-Born Residents and Foreign-Sourced Investment Coincide

The people come from different points of origin than the corporate investment. But are there states where high numbers of foreign-born individuals coincide with high numbers of foreign-sourced corporate facility investment?

The Way We Were: Lessons from Manufacturing’s Front Lines

Shifting map of America’s factory belt highlights migration pattern of good jobs.

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Are We Better Than This?

“Racism exists in nearly every corner of the world. It is most toxic, most socially destructive, in America.”

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Get Charged Up

The fallout from VW's emissions scandal includes a $2-billion commitment to EV-charging infrastructure across the US.

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A Blueprint for Prosperity Beyond Tourism

Doing business in the United States doesn’t necessarily mean doing so on the mainland.

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Site Selectors Survey: Why Site Selectors Love the South

Georgia claims top spot in annual consultants’ poll, followed by the Carolinas.

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COLLABORATION

by Mark Arend

The key to Kentucky’s metals industry success.

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Feast of Plenty

Missouri is a food production powerhouse

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Site Selection Highlights October/November 1998 Issue

Highlights from October/November 1998 COVER STORY Baan’s Battle with Skyrocketing Space Demands Baan’s big U.S. move coincides with a number of key challenges, most based in blur-like growth. But business climate factors augur well for the software giant’s $40 million Virginia project. pg. 908 Whiplash Changes Leave Location Winners, Losers in Wake pg. 890 Industry […]

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Talent Accelerator Program is a Welcome Mat for Foreign Investors

Korea’s Navien and the United Kingdom’s GSK are among the bevy of foreign companies expanding in the Commonwealth.

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Hit the On Switch

Already known as a crossroads of Europe and Asia, Georgia finds itself at several promising junctures.

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Virgin Sacrifice

“It’s all about the lifestyle,” he gushed. “Your office can be on your porch or on a beach.”

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That Grand Taste of Tradition

by Gary Daughters

Notes from Kentucky’s unstoppable bourbon boom.

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Project Bulletin: August 19, 2024

In early August, a new joint venture between PT Indonesia and China-based BTR New Material Group welcomed the opening of its new lithium-ion battery anode facility in Central Java province.

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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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Louisiana Reboots

“Georgia has won the arms race,” says an official.

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IAMC Insider: Hard Work and Patience

Months or years may be what it really takes. We’ve all seen impatience lay waste to slow-developing but highly valuable work.

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND AI: Leading the Next Revolution

No need to fear artificial intelligence when you are in Texas. The Lone Star State ensures that businesses are not alone in harnessing the power of the chip.

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Area Spotlights

Illinois: How Kankakee County Secured the Largest EV Battery Investment in Illinois to Date

by Lindsay Lopp

A small town in Kankakee County, located less than an hour outside of Chicago, last fall secured the largest electric vehicle battery investment…

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News about Panama Canal, Latin America, Green Economy, and much more!

Installation of the first steel rolling gate on the Atlantic side of the Panama Canal marks a major milestone in the massive expansion project.

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The Next Markets to Embrace the Life Sciences Expansion

Sure, you’re well aware of Boston and San Francisco as hotbeds of life sciences talent.

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Nice Pairings:

Food & beverage companies and Oregon communities find themselves well matched.

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Places to Soar

Still learning to fly? California knows how to make a nest for you, then kick you out.

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A Tar Heel Play for Offshore Wind Energy Production

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

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Features

Health Care As Incubator

by Adam Bruns

Children’s Health℠ and UT Southwestern Medical Center unveiled plans in February for a new $5 billion pediatric health campus on more than 33 acres in Dallas’ Southwestern Medical District.

Renderings by HKS, Perkins&Will, and McCarthy Vaughn

Expanding health care environments offer growth and attraction opportunities for science.

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Tomorrow’s Innovation Roadmap

The life sciences industry has been less impacted by the recession than other sectors, and the latest forecasts indicate continued future growth as aging populations and rising purchasing power for medical advances drive the demand for prescription medicines.

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Energy Hub

The Hudson Valley region of downstate New York is quietly becoming home to a significant cluster of renewable-energy manufacturing operations.

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Changing Perceptions

The CEO of the South Baldwin Chamber on the Alabama coast wants the rest of America to know that, despite the calamitous effects of the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, her community is resilient and poised to rebound.

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MANAGEMENT STRATEGY

orporate real estate executives like the impact that Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) is having on the reporting Bob Zane and management of facility performance. They just wish that compliance with the law cost less time and money. That’s the bottom line of a new research study conducted by the Atlanta-based Industrial Asset Management Council. […]

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Creating Economic Opportunity In Michigan

What role does Consumers Energy play in economic development?

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Area Spotlights

Minnesota: Manufacturers Weigh In On Their 2024 Prospects

Among the more than 70 major manufacturing investments tracked in Minnesota by Site Selection’s Conway Projects Database since January 2023 is Ascential Technologies’ reshoring to a new facility in Blaine in November, just after Minnesota was named a med-tech hub by the federal government.

Image courtesy of Ascential Technologies

Minnesota manufacturers are cautiously optimistic about 2024, according to the Minnesota Manufacturing Business Conditions Survey, the results of which were announced in February.

Robust In the Rockies

Colorado’s environment for doing business is as healthy as its growing populace.

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COVER STORY: RESEARCH & SCIENCE PARKS

COVER STORY: RESEARCH & SCIENCE PARKS From Site Selection magazine, July 2008 Reservations for Research High-profile partnerships support high-flying visions. by JOHN W. McCURRYjohn.mccurry bounce@conway.com The Hong Kong Science Park is being developed in three phases. The second phase’s layout is dominated by a unique ovoid auditorium. Douglas Muzyka, president – DuPont Greater China […]

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Bridges to Tomorrow

Along with more manufacturing and R&D, VW brings its 'codetermination culture' to Tennessee.

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Unfinished Business

Elected four times to serve as governor from 1983 to 1999, Branstad left office 14 years ago as Iowa's longest-serving chief executive.

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Inspiring Solutions

Award winners offer models worth emulating
at global science & technology parks.

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Features

South Central: Cleaning Up On Clean Energy

by Gary Daughters

Canoo’s electric delivery vans are the first vehicles to be produced in Oklahoma in 17 years.

Image courtesy of Canoo

The federal Inflation Reduction Act is hitting home in the south-central U.S., where states known for big employers in the oil and gas industries are generating thousands of new jobs in clean energy…

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Good Afternoon, Vietnam

Vietnam’s inexpensive and productive labor force has oftentimes earned it the title of the ‘Next China’.

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Inflection Point

New labor market intelligence and a new vision are set to propel San Bernardino County to the next level.

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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION: ECONOMIC INCENTIVES PROGRAMS

Tammy Propst, President, taxadvantagegroup uring periods of economic crisis, some states take the approach of expanding incentive programs to further enhance job creation, such as Alabama’s Act 2009-722 that offers existing incentives to a variety of white-collar industries; while other states limit incentive programs to better manage budgets, such as Iowa’s F 483, which caps […]

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Kansas by the Numbers

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

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MOBILITY & AUTOMOTIVE: Why Michigan is Mobility Central

Companies that choose to operate in Michigan become part of a rich tradition and legacy, joining an ecosystem of competitive advantages in the global auto industry.

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Area Spotlights

New Mexico: All About Albuquerque

by Alexis Elmore

New project investment landing in Alburquerque solidifies New Mexico’s reputation for attracting international investment.

Photo courtesy of New Mexico Tourism Department

There’s a lot of movement happening within the borders of New Mexico and that movement appears to come from opportunities — job opportunities, to be specific.

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