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Site Selection keeps a strong and steady finger on the fast-changing pulse of corporate real estate and economic development. This web exclusive content gets to the heart of the new projects and developments that everyone wants to know about, now. And telling those stories well is part of the Insider’s commitment.

The Built Environment Is Missing an Identity Layer, and Site Selectors Should Care

When two steel columns buckled on the 21st floor of the former Pfizer headquarters in Manhattan this July, the building safety industry watched a familiar sequence unfold.

Global Real Estate: The Data Dilemma for Multinational Portfolios

As multinational companies expand their real estate portfolios across continents, the challenge of obtaining reliable, actionable data becomes one of the most significant barriers to strategic decision-making.

A Southern Governor Takes a Victory Lap

Athens, Georgia, native and former small business owner Brian Kemp, the 83rd governor of the Peach State, had a lot to say recently when he was invited to address 400 business and community leaders at the Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce in Duluth.

Three Countries, One Deal

Six years ago, North America trade relations fell under a new arrangement of the land — the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement, or “USMCA.”

Advertising and Healthcare Lead Inc. 5000 Sectors, While Consumer Products Grows the Most

Based on pure hype, you might think the top sector represented among the 5,000 fastest-growing companies in the United States would be the Artificial Intelligence & Data category.

Here’s to You, New York

Last week’s first installment of Site Selection’s annual location analysis of the latest Inc. 5000 list found California leading the way by a long shot when it comes to total Inc. 5000 company headquarters locations.

California Extends Its Lead

The state known for growing half the nation’s vegetables and three-quarters of its fruits and nuts knows a thing or two about firm cultivation as well.

Chipping Away

In mid-April, a new cohort of eight startups in four states received more than $1 million in combined funding from the Powering Regional Opportunities for Prototyping Microelectronics (PROPEL) program.

Bay Area Bonanza

Among the 500 most capitalized AI firms in the world, 70 are located in San Francisco, California, topped by OpenAI, the firm whose co-founder Sam Altman is in the news this week after an in-depth profile by Ronan Farrow and Andrew Marantz in The New Yorker.

Project Bulletin, October 19, 2026: Ulsan, South Korea; Osaka, Japan; Caroline County, Virginia

S-Oil prepares to launch its new petrochemical facility in South Korea; Anthropic will construct a new data center in Japan; M.C. Dean plans major power module production expansion in Virginia.

Project Bulletin, October 12, 2026: Baltimore County, Maryland; Jämsä, Finland; Huntsville, Alabama

Anduril Industries reveals a multibillion-dollar shipyard in Maryland; A former paper mill to become an over $11 billion data center campus in Finland; Australia-based robotics company establishes U.S. HQ and production base in Alabama.

Project Bulletin, October 5, 2026: Kitimat, British Columbia, Canada; Spring Hill, Tennessee; Sanford, North Carolina

LNG Canada moves forward with expansion of its LNG export facility in British Columbia; Ultium Cells will be the world’s first mass producer of LMR battery cells in Tennessee; Caterpillar announces a new billion-dollar manufacturing facility in North Carolina.

Project Bulletin, September 28, 2026: Rome, Georgia; Arlington, Virginia; Ljubljana, Slovenia

Pirelli will expand operations to produce up to 6 million tires annually in Georgia; A UK-based quantum algorithm company establishes its North American HQ in Virginia; Sandoz plans to co-locate manufacturing and R&D operations in Slovenia.

Project Bulletin, September 21, 2026: Cameron Parish, Louisiana; Hyderabad, India; West Harrison, Indiana

Black Bayou Energy Hub boosts its operational presence in Louisiana; HyperVault plans to deliver one of the largest, most advanced data center campuses in India; Givaudan announces its first production plant in Indiana.

Investor Watch: October 19, 2026

South Korea; Japan; Virginia; Upstate South Carolina; North American Reports; Going Nuclear; Global Tennessee; Middle Tennessee; FYI from NSF on R&D; Atlanta Beltline

Investor Watch: October 15, 2026

Identity Layer; I-94; Upper Midwest; IAMC; Toyota; Tennessee; CBP Notice; Temecula

Investor Watch: October 12, 2026

Maryland; Finland; Alabama; Eds & Meds; World Reports; Choctaw in Mississippi; Nuclear in Tennessee; TNECD Commissioner; Global Skills Report; Paiute Territory

Investor Watch: October 8, 2026

Data Dilemma; California; Rare Earths; Novelis in Alabama; Tennessee Cover Story; Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee; Pure-Play Tenant Reps; Aviation Maneuver in Türkiye

Investor Watch: October 5, 2026

British Columbia; Tennessee; North Carolina; Pennsylvania; Mexico; Skilled Trades; Mississippi Energy; Mississippi Culture; FDI Report; Mount Vernon Trail

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