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Karen Shchuka shares further insights on crafting a strategic plan. Experts help John Salustri debunk the myths of artificial intelligence.

At a conference in historic Old Montreal earlier this year, executives from a host of life sciences companies talked to Site Selection about why they’re growing in Greater Montreal.

Nearly 1,200 international employers have operations in a state where FDI-backed employment grew four times as fast as private-sector employment overall between 2015 and 2020.

Rare earth mineral exploration and mining reaches record-breaking new heights globally.

And the commissioner of a prominent collegiate athletic conference tells us why D.C. attracted the organization’s headquarters.

Reinvestment plans by companies already in the Natural State show they’re here to stay.

Quick-hitting stories update you on new semiconductor projects moving forward in Germany and India; SK On’s $1.1 billion battery project in Seosan, South Korea; OCP’s $7 billion ammonia plant in Morocco; global robotics; and Siemens’ $1 billion bet on the industrial metaverse in Erlangen, Germany.

An emerging space technology cluster is casting the City of Bridges in a new light.

In remarks at the recent IAMC Forum in Boise, Idaho, a CBRE strategist finds silver linings in an otherwise cloudy forecast.

“The more central business districts in large urban cores empty out,” writes Ron Starner, “the more attractive it becomes to move the workplace closer to the workers.”

Experts say many factors changed following the advent of the pandemic.

California is leveraging new floating technology to bolster its energy future.

Snapshots of UPS, DHL, Amazon and Ryder project activity and a ranking of global connectedness accompany our look at which U.S. states and metros have attracted the most logistics projects over the past five years.

In addition to exclusive insights from Womble Bond Dickinson Partner Stephanie Yarbrough, this news roundup from the Lone Star State also includes a close look at Frisco; the $1.2 billion controlled environment agriculture investment from Plant-AS in West Texas; and energy project updates from solar to LNG.

Seeking terrain and resources essential to America’s clean energy transition, corporations affiliated with the EV industry are investing in Nevada, creating thousands of jobs in the process.

Canada, Australia and South Korea lead the way internationally, in our annual look at where both private-sector employers and public-sector infrastructure projects are advancing for the good of their regions and nations.

Read IAMC Chair Karen Shchuka’s thoughts on preparing the business case. Gain insights from experts on achieving true diversity, equity and inclusion in commercial real estate. And start counting down to the Fall Forum of the Industrial Asset Management Council taking place in two weeks in Boise, Idaho.

A June report finds immigration and positive net migration from other provinces added more than 120,000 to the region’s population over the last two years. Many are working in Atlantic Canada’s surging digital economy.

From advanced mobility to solar, investments by the federal government are hitting home.

In a follow-up to our report last summer on big plans for the former Mylan Pharmaceuticals plant in Morgantown, Lindsay Lopp finds out how West Virginia University and investing companies are breathing new life into the former pill plant.

Maine expands its network of clean energy companies and resources.

SRI International finds the state’s manufacturers have a “tremendous opportunity” to be a “critical epicenter” of the EV supply chain … if the right public/private investments are made.

Raritan Valley Community College is at the center of a region’s workforce development aspirations in the life sciences.

Who is at the table steering the direction of a research or science park so that all stakeholders and the location itself benefit?