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A movement afoot in northeast Ohio aims to leverage Lake Erie for big-ticket manufacturing investment.
Electric vehicle momentum dots the map with vehicle and battery plant investments.
A conversation with Amazon Head of Worldwide Economic Development Holly Sullivan.
Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) is helping Florida become more sustainable even as the utility company plays a leading role in bringing new jobs and industry to the state.
Billions of dollars in projects from companies are moving forward in the Phoenix region despite a 25-year megadrought.
It starts with a nation-leading commitment to go net-zero.
With its vigorous life sciences ecosystem, Maryland takes aim at COVID-19.
Tech migration tidal wave swells across Florida.
With ample space and easy access to markets, Abilene draws companies to Northwest Texas.
Learn why 25 companies in 2020 picked Hungary for operations that will add 3,000 jobs to a business services sector that already employs nearly 64,000 at more than 130 companies.
The Virginia capital region is welcoming projects from a broad range of companies, including e-commerce, insurance, data centers and biotech.
Swift and sure in its response to the global pandemic and downturn, the Malaysian government is just as swiftly rolling out a familiar welcome mat to global corporate investors.
And with Dominion Energy leading the way, Virginia is poised to become the East Coast wind energy hub.
Two electric mobility projects pick Québec.
The BBC intends to spread the wealth ‘Across the UK.’
Dezan Shira & Associates walks us through the substantial opportunities RCEP delivers to a region accounting for roughly 30% of global population and global GDP.
The topics of diversity and inclusion are big in the news today but have been explicit in IAMC’s strategic plan for over two years now.
Editor in Chief Mark Arend walks us through what’s changed and what has not changed in this issue of Site Selection and in the world around us.
Iowa looks to leap, post-COVID.
How Arizona is attracting high-tech manufacturing companies, from electric vehicles to semiconductors and everything in between.
SC Ports Sees Record Numbers, Opens First U.S. Container Terminal in 12 Years
How a highly decorated coach is transforming cradle-to-career prep in Kentucky.
Aerospace firm flies from Reno to Melbourne in quest for talent and growth.
Plus glimpses into Ohio’s agreement with GM, new pharmaceutical capabilities at Rickenbacker International Airport and Kroger’s e-commerce growth in the state.
Insights from leaders at such companies as Intel, Concentrix and Autodesk reveal why Costa Rica, celebrating its bicentennial this year, is leading the way toward the fourth industrial revolution.
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