Project Bulletin, June 16, 2025: Chengdu, Sichuan, China; London, United Kingdom; Trois-Rivières, Quebec, Canada
WuXi boosts production in China; TikTok grows UK-based operations in London; Olymel plans $142 million expansion in Quebec.
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Alexis Elmore joined Conway Data in 2022 as associate editor for Site Selection. A 2021 graduate of the University of Georgia, she studied journalism and communications before moving back to Atlanta to pursue her career. As an editor for Site Selection and contributor to Conway’s Custom Content guides, she writes about economic development efforts and corporate growth happening around the globe.
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