Tribal Economic Development: Anchoring Down On New Opportunities
The Puyallup Tribe adds commercial port activity in Tacoma to an increasingly diverse economic development roster.
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Read May 2025 IssueWhen Kearney in April released its global 2025 Foreign Direct Investment Confidence Index, Singapore’s drop from No. 12 to No. 15 was noted, based in part on its reliance on trade in a sudden era of nationalism. The United States, Canada and the United Kingdom finished 1-2-3. Then again: Singapore is a mere city-state, duking […]
Read Cover StoryThe Puyallup Tribe adds commercial port activity in Tacoma to an increasingly diverse economic development roster.
Water expert James Eklund on why corporate water asset management in the American West has gone from an afterthought to an imperative.
Idaho’s innovative Hempitecture isn’t just blowing smoke.
A visit to BMW’s South Carolina plant and some choice words defending that site’s economic development impact headline Alexis Elmore’s report on a sector befuddled by tariffs but moving forward with projects nevertheless.
Judged by capital investment and job creation, these were the Top 20 economic development projects in North America and Top 20 abroad in 2024.
Site Selection’s Global Best to Invest rankings of country- and metro-level economic development performance and promise are based on an index of data from the following sources: Space does not always allow us to feature detailed insights from these various sources in our print publication. But online space does. Below are findings, observations and direct […]
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A blend of Site Selection’s proprietary project data and two respected indices has produced this elite group of regional economic development organizations.
One of the most scenic and underutilized spots in the nation’s capital is undergoing an extreme makeover that will transform the area into a hotbed of mixed-use development.
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A flurry of investments announced at a recent summit is led by a number of major data centers.
Telesat’s new campus in Gatineau, part of the nation’s capital region, will have a national impact.
Exclusive insights from a Pepsico Global Real Estate leader.
Why the time is now for global manufacturers to invest in India’s mobility sector.
Exactly 10 years ago, on May 14, 2015, the Prime Minister of Canada and the Governor of Michigan announced that a new, publicly owned bridge between Windsor, Ontario, and Detroit, Michigan, funded completely by Canada, would be named the Gordie Howe International Bridge after the Canadian hockey legend who led the Detroit Red Wings to four Stanley Cup victories.
How the state has claimed first place for the 18th straight year in the ALEC-Laffer State Economic Competitiveness Index.
No More Texas Chicken: How Port Houston’s Project 11 will reduce congestion and enable growth.
Tech innovation is thriving across the East Valley. Plus a peek inside Axon’s ultimately successful fight to build a new world headquarters campus in Scottsdale.
Projects in Greater Des Moines and Cedar Rapids show why the state is becoming data center central.
Policies, migration and infrastructure create the perfect storm for manufacturing growth. Just ask executives at CAE and Oculus.
If you heard Hydro-Quebec is no longer exporting power to New England, listen up: Here are the facts about the region’s present and future power scenario.
If you’re looking for lessons on how Ohio rebuilt its factory base, Dayton is a good place to start. Convincing younger workers to relocate has played a big role.
Incisive analysis from the senior source water policy manager at the Alliance for the Great Lakes asks if data center proliferation is worth the cost.
Senior Editor Gary Daughters and Executive VP Ron Starner tackle what’s next in the state’s economic development future; tort reform; and what it feels like to travel the friendly skies with a college fight instructor to a booming flight training program in middle Georgia.