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This edition of the SiteNet Dispatch features new content from the September
2005 issue of Site Selection. Visit siteselection.com to read:
- Quebec Spotlight: "Something in the Air" (Expanded Web edition)
- Special Advertising Section: Biotech Location Strategies
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Robert Brown, CAE president and CEO, told shareholders earlier this year that it was "appropriate" for the 60-year-old simulation and training company to return its headquarters to Montréal, which he called "the center of Canada's aerospace industry." |
There's more far-ranging expansion news online in global project coverage from
London-based partner Oxford Intelligence. This week's installment includes:
- "Techno Alpin to Open Plant in Tyrol"
- "Alitalia Launches New Swiss HQ in Geneva"
- "German TMC Opens Office in Vienna"
- "Allatini Moves Production to Bulgaria"
- "Honda to Start Production in China"
Copacetic clicking,
Adam Bruns
Managing Editor,
Site Selection Magazine
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Where in the World?
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