Investor Watch: April 6, 2020
Cash-strapped Illinois goes big on infrastructure.
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Cash-strapped Illinois goes big on infrastructure.
A look at where in the world — and how often — the highest-value companies are making highly valued facility investments.
An increasingly dense submarine web supports the web we're on all the time.
Companies, institutions and state government address California's housing crisis. One solution in particular could mean new manufacturing investment and jobs in California and eight other U.S. locations yet to be chosen.
Washington leads the way, led by Jefferson, King and Benton counties. Meanwhile, companies and a new research hub are growing in Bellingham.
Editor in Chief Mark Arend finds out why an importer with substantial logistics requirements picked a northeastern Georgia county for its distribution center site.
Editor in Chief Mark Arend looks into the more than $700 million in projects at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport in Alaska, and explores the location options for New York's airport city.
A Conversation with Ontario Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade Vic Fedeli
Ohio unseats Nebraska for the per-capita Cup as Texas makes room in the trophy case for an eighth consecutive total projects win. Texas Governor Greg Abbott and Ohio Governor Mike DeWine speak to Site Selection Editor in Chief Mark Arend about the reasons why.
Brookings analysis shows which areas of the U.S. are most and least exposed.
IAMC Chair Colleen Caravati previews the Spring Professional Forum in Biloxi, and John Salustri talks with senior real estate leaders from Walmart and Henningsen Cold Storage about the ins and outs of construction permitting.
Renewable energy is gaining a foothold in global industrial footprints. Major offshore wind farms look to create their own industrial footprints along the coastlines of Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Jersey and Maryland.
GIVE Grants boost vocational education programs in rural counties.
Automotive technology has given rise to a potent aerospace industry in Michigan.
Two separate reports from the Pew Research Center show who likes the EU the most, and which EU countries have the most unauthorized immigrants.
Automotive, tech and history-driven tourism drive Alabama’s future.
We ran the top 50 BPO companies by revenue through our project database to find out where the cream of the crop have invested in operations over the past several years.
Light industrial is all the rage for e-commerce.
Aaron Renn says these 10 cities are ready for the big time. They just need to act like it.
Hyundai’s $1.5 billion plant in Indonesia, announced in November, adds to the all-time high of $155 billion in FDI that the Association of Southeast Asian Nations countries welcomed in 2018. Also: a glimpse at Milken Institute’s Best-Performing Cities China index.
A look at what makes fintech firms and ecosystems tick.
We examine state workforce climates across four U.S. regions, with exclusive insights from Emsi on what’s attracting people to top counties for talent.
It’s awards season in the entertainment world. The rest of the world is pursuing the rewards that come from that exploding film and TV production economy. Explore our original analysis of industry figures and learn from our interviews with other industry figures.
Dig into our annual state-by-state compendium of detailed legislative updates, gubernatorial commentary, project data, demographic and economic facts, and six Rankings That Matter.