Investor Watch: March 14, 2022
To stay competitive, Vietnam needs to upskill its workforce.
To stay competitive, Vietnam needs to upskill its workforce.
And the big wheels of logistics keep on turning, as we examine trends in global facility project data from 2021.
What Intel’s massive investment in Ohio means for the Midwest and beyond.
The governors of Kansas and Texas corralled enough projects in 2021 to earn their states a Governor’s Cup — the first ever for one state and the 10th for the other.
New robot concentration statistics provide a global barometer of advanced manufacturing.
IAMC Chair Scott Cameron discusses the power of an ESG protocol, and proponents make a case for ally-shoring.
Among other highlights, the Corridor has conducted more than $542 million in mobility-related R&D in the past five years.
Quick-hitting news stories cover the “gut renovation” of the James R. Thompson Center in Chicago; the new Center for Global Health Innovation in Midtown Atlanta; electric bus maker Proterra’s expansion in Upstate South Carolina; where tech is leading office market recovery; and an agreement in the Pacific Northwest to prioritize high-speed rail.
A megasite and specially prepared incentives set the table for a 1,750-job EV battery manufacturing plant from Toyota.
How Grand Rapids plans to become a major tech hub in the central U.S.
In a sequel to last year’s TVA Intelligence Report about TVA stakeholders preparing the way for electric vehicles, we take a close look at how TVA and its partners helped bring Ford’s $5.6 billion BlueOval City project to the region; how communities are linking together an electrified ecosystem; and the role played in all of the above by Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
Origis Energy’s William Hearn describes the “ah-ha” moment that led him to see the solar power industry as “one of the largest economic impact successes in rural America,” and he explores where it might take us next.
Innovative programs are afoot at NorQuest College in Greater Edmonton.
Using Site Selection’s Conway Projects Database, we explore how a congested supply chain plays out in project location trends.
It may seem obvious, but to cultivate talent, writes Drew Repp of EMSI Burning Glass, communities first need people.
Esports and video game programs power up on campus.
Highlights from the fifth annual STEM Job Growth Index from RCLCO and CapRidge Partners.
How the world’s offshoring hub responded to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Will highly educated talent choose mixed-use properties? Developers are banking on it.
From reshoring and remote work to the rural rebound, COVID-19 changed the landscape.
Site Selection launches its 69th year of publication with our annual compendium of legislative updates, Rankings That Matter, demographic statistics, economic data and insights into recent projects.
The Siemens Gamesa site is one of several notable foreign direct investment projects to recently come ashore in Virginia.
Dig beneath the surface and you’ll find innovation popping up all over the state, says Innovate Mississippi President and CEO Tony Jeff.
Dig beneath the surface and you’ll find innovation popping up all over the state, says Innovate Mississippi President and CEO Tony Jeff.