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This week's SiteNet Dispatch brings you fresh reporting from the July issue of Site Selection:
North American Reports examines GlobalFoundries' progress in Malta, N.Y., and a spate of corporate headquarters moves across the United States.
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World Reports delivers new life sciences location analysis, and a look at FDI and economic diversification in the Caribbean.
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 Calling for Corporate Real Estate Excellence: Site Selection is continuing its 55-year-old commitment to editorial excellence by spotlighting our Excellence in Corporate Real Estate Awards. You can nominate a colleague or client, now, by going to http://www.siteselection.com/ecreaward/ and letting our editors know about that individual's sterling achievements. The deadline for nominations is July 22nd.
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 There's more expansion news online in global project coverage from London-based partner Oxford Intelligence. This week's installment includes:
- "Orc Software Expands into Tokyo"
- "Bericap Grows in France and Hungary"
- "DHL Invests in New Zealand Site"
- "Total Establishes HQ in Germany"
- "Ricardo Expands German Test Facility"
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| Editor's Note |
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 Project New America: Also available online, free of charge, is Site Selection Publisher McKinley Conway's timely new book, Project New America. Conway's 45th book, Project New America offers a detailed plan for national investment in alternative energy to create millions of jobs and make the nation energy independent. Additional material online includes:
Click here to access and download, gratis, the complete text of Project New America.
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