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Site Selection Highlights January 1999 Issue



JANUARY 1999



COVER STORY

Can Kvaerner Re-Launch U.S. Shipbuilding?
Riding a wave of lofty expectations, and $430 million in incentives, European power Kvaerner has sailed into Philadelphia with the future of U.S. shipbuilding at stake, many observers insist.

pg. 1103


Is a Corporate Campus Right for Your Business?
pg. 1118


Congress Warms to D.C.
Real Estate Group’s Message
pg. 1115


Why Europe Beckons
pg. 1110


Locating in North America: A Site Selection Primer
pg. 1079




Site Selection Area Spotlights

• Ohio

• South Carolina

• River Corridors



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