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Since 2017, manufacturing is responsible for more than $16.8 billion in capital investment in the state, adding 32,000 new jobs and solidifying over 153,000 jobs over those five years.

A Throwback Thursday Holiday Edition special report confirms that a whirlwind tour has convinced SCL Unlimited to stay cozy and warm at home with a new HQ.

Potsdam Science Park is just one example of the unique offerings of members of the International Association of Science Parks and Innovation Areas.

Life sciences and the science of good living offer a heady blend in Washington.

Micron grows in Idaho; Porsche doubles the experience in Atlanta; Build Back Better award winner locations; EV investments in Michigan and Ohio; a Hollywood redevelopment in glorious Technicolor; Bridgestone’s latest bet on Tennessee.

The “Lithium Triangle” of Bolivia, Argentina and Chile is believed to contain roughly half of the world’s known lithium. If you want to apply to extract it, as one company learned in Bolivia this year, you’d better turn in your homework on time.

Intuitive Surgical feels right about investing $500 million in the Peach State at a site a stone’s throw from Site Selection’s Peachtree Corners HQ.

The builder of a $2.5 billion pipeline moves from Dallas to Omaha to oversee the project.

The co-founder of Biosimilar Solutions tells us why the island made sense for the company’s $200 million investment — part of a biosciences sector that accounts for 30% of Puerto Rico’s GDP.

Gain an all-around understanding of the Greater Phoenix region’s economic development momentum by reading these stories from the full report.

When host nation Qatar opens the 2022 World Cup against Ecuador on November 20 at Al Bayt Stadium in Al Khor, the entire world will be watching.

“From the get-go, nothing about OZs has been perfect,” writes Gary Daughters. “Baltimore’s response was to give it a shot.”

Tractus Asia Managing Director John Evans and Research Analyst Sarah Urtz say it’s a “must-have” factor in industrial site selection.

Global shifts and geopolitical unrest, not to mention new U.S. industrial policy, mean it makes more sense than ever to produce here, writes Harry Moser, founder and president of the Reshoring Initiative.

The pandemic accelerates movement of degreed professionals to Sunbelt suburbs.

Leading hubs keep rolling.

Here’s a comeback story with numbers to back it up.

Before the Micron news became official, Meta’s $800 million data center was a big kahuna in its own right.

The former suburban Chicagoland HQ of the friendly skies finds new life in the cloud.

Project data show parts and components have felt fine all along.

Roughly two years after its inception, the Alberta Petrochemicals Incentive Program has received grant applications for projects valued at around C$28 billion

Mississippi County will soon take over as the top steel producer in the country. Arkansas Economic Development Commission Secretary Mike Preston tells us why.

In an exclusive for Site Selection, CBRE’s Ian Anderson analyzes where the next life sciences hubs are already rolling up momentum.

Economic developers share firsthand accounts from the zone of destruction.