July 19, 2007

This week's SiteNet Dispatch brings you new and exclusive stories from the new July 2007 issue of Site Selection, including:

  • Military Base Redevelopment: "Cakes and Takes"
  • New Jersey Spotlight: "Liquid Assets"
  • Semiconductors & Electronics: "How the East Won 'the Next Big Thing' "
  • IAMC Insider: A Letter From the Chair; Boeing's Jeff Adelson; Forum Report – Business Continuity and Pandemic Preparedness

Denby Building at Oxford Science Park
Military Redeployment: Hip clothier Urban Outfitters found a roomy new home in Philadelphia's decommissioned Naval Yard, recently relocating its headquarters and more than 500 employees to five renovated historic buildings (pictured).

 
 
There's more expansion news online in global project coverage from London-based partner Oxford Intelligence. This week's installment includes:
  • "Endress+Hauser Launches Australian Office"
  • "Lenzing Launches New Office in India"
  • "Barry Callebaut to Invest in India"
  • "Standard Life Investments Opens Paris Office"
  • "Bank of Scotland to Expand in India"

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Boeing 787 Dreamliner
Photo courtesy of The Boeing Co.
On July 8, IAMC member company Boeing unveiled the 787 Dreamliner during a one-hour ceremony at its Everett, Wash., final assembly facility, attended by nearly 15,000 employees, airline customers, supplier partners and government officials.

Finally, Boeing made some big aerospace news earlier this month with the debut of its 787. But it was what happened in a North American city that's called "the Cradle of Aviation" that sent the flying machine sailing into the industrial mainstream. Can you name that small town? Test your geographic savvy in our latest "Where in the World?"

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Jack Lyne
Site Selection Executive Editor of Interactive Publishing


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