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America’s ‘Aerospace Alley’ is unfolding in the Rocky Mountain State.

Several investments by Amazon in recent months highlight Missouri’s central strong points.

“We ran a multi-state competition, and Oklahoma was head and shoulders above the other contenders,” said Canoo Chairman and CEO Tony Aquila in June. Read our report to find out why.

News briefs fill us in on an architecture award winner making use of demolition rubble; the life sciences surge in NYC; Kansas City Southern and CN; the Chapter 313 incentive in Texas; and wind in the Gulf of Mexico.

The Garden State is off to a good start on its way toward a goal of 7,500 megawatts of offshore wind power generation by 2035.

From Foxconn to the Ryder Cup, the Badger State is giving folks a reason to watch.

Greater Halifax leads all Atlantic Canada regions’ in corporate project attraction over the past two years.

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

In May 2020, Mexican company proAutomation graduated from the Global Advantage incubation and soft landings program at the University of Arizona Center for Innovation (UACI), part of Tech Parks Arizona. But the company’s binational story goes back further than that.

If you are an economic development leader in Canada or with a U.S. utility and haven’t yet filled out Site Selection’s annual Canada’s Best Locations or Top Utilities survey, you still have time to get us your data.

Since January 1, 2018, Site Selection has tracked 400 major data center investments. Here’s where they’re going.

Tractus Asia offers insights into why the Asia Pacific is the largest region of the global $208 billion functional beverage market, and the choices companies face when entering this fast-growing region.

Companies look to make reshoring in the U.S. a bigger part of the digitized manufacturing environment of the future.

Experts from ESI ThoughtLab share an exclusive adaptation from “Smart City Solutions for a Riskier World,” their study of 167 metros around the world that finds 20 cities worthy of the 4.0 designation.

Thriving green industry, strong corporate social responsibility scores, renewable energy use and a strong portfolio of LEED-certified buildings are among the reasons why, in Site Selection’s unique index.

Will shovel-ready sites for industrial and supply chain investment follow?

Fresh off the in-person IAMC Professional Forum that wrapped up yesterday in Fort Worth, Texas, learn more about IAMC’s diversity and inclusion efforts. And enjoy some reflections on corporate real estate and IAMC’s roots from Joel Parker, IAMC’s director of professional education and research, who just retired from Conway Data and IAMC after 34 years of service.

Iowa looks to leap, post-COVID.

How Arizona is attracting high-tech manufacturing companies, from electric vehicles to semiconductors and everything in between.

Ron Starner talks to Kentucky Lieutenant Governor Jacqueline Coleman and learns how the highly decorated coach and career educator is transforming cradle-to-career prep in the state.

An aerospace firm flies from Reno to Melbourne in a quest for talent and growth.

Fujifilm Diosynth CEO Martin Meeson tells us why the chemistry feels so right in the Research Triangle, one of two North Carolina metros appearing in JLL’s top 10 emerging markets for life sciences.

Plus glimpses into Ohio’s agreement with GM, new pharmaceutical capabilities at Rickenbacker International Airport and Kroger’s e-commerce growth in the state.

The BBC intends to spread the wealth ‘Across the UK.’