By Phillip M. Perry (Area Development Online Exclusive)
In looking at the year ahead, most observers see a challenging environment
where healthy profits will require nimble management.
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By Phillip M. Perry (Nov 07)
Keep up with federal regulations on hiring workers from other countries
to protect yourself and your company from costly legal challenges.
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By Cynthia Kincaid (Nov 07)
Government agencies are turning more frequently to financial incentives
as tools for retaining businesses and jobs. But do these breaks benefit
the communities, too?
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By Patrice D. Bucciarelli (Oct/Nov 07)
Only one of the sites in five states with long-established connections
to public and private bio- and agro-research operations will be chosen— but they all feel like winners.
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Area Development (Aug/Sep 07)
The four Western Canadian provinces present a dynamic environment for innovative companies to grow and prosper.
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By Geraldine Gambale, Editor (Jun/Jul 07)
According to President Bush, “The U.S. has a key stake in promoting an open investment regime.”
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By Charles E. Bunch,
Chairman, National Association of Manufacturers (NAM);
and Chairman and CEO, PPG Industries, Inc. (Feb/Mar 07)
Recently, there’s been a great deal of media coverage regarding the change of direction in political winds in Washington. Clearly, the Democratic Party’s control of the House and Senate will shape a new world of government for manufacturers to navigate.
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By Jonathan W. Redding and Greggory C. Brandt, Attorneys; Wendel, Rosen, Black & Dean LLP (Feb/Mar 07)
Facility lessees may be held responsible for contaminations that occurred under previous owners or tenants. How can you minimize the legal risk?
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By Phillip M. Perry
(Dec/Jan 07)
As the new year begins, businesses are tightening their belts and bracing for a bumpy ride.
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By Jim Ash, PE, LSP, Vice President, and Patrick King, PE, Environmental Division Manager; GEI Consultants, Inc. (Dec/Jan 07)
Avoid a "one size fits all" approach when considering a contaminated site remediation.
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By Cynthia Scanlon (Oct/Nov 06)
Some say Congress should raise current limits on foreign workers in the United States; others disagree. But proposed changes to the law may satisfy both sides.
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By Thomas J. Erman, SIOR, Vice President; NAI DESCO (Aug/Sep 06)
Eminent domain is in the headlines, on televised news shows, and on the lips of every property owner from coast to coast. But the aspect of the story that is rarely, if ever, reported is “balance.”
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By Mark Crawford
(Jun/Jul 06)
The Portfields Initiative has distributors and developers excited about the Metro NY/NJ Port District.
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By Lawrence Kramer, Senior Partner, Incentis Group LLC; (Apr/May 06)
The high ranking given to this factor by the respondents to Area Development’s Annual Corporate Survey confirms the impact of state.
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By John Engler (Feb/Mar 06)
One of the U.S. Senate’s top priorities in 2006 is passage of an asbestos trust fund bill. This could not come a moment too soon — resolution of the asbestos litigation crisis is long overdue.
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By Raj Vohra, Consultant, Pollina Corporate Real Estate, Inc. (Feb/Mar 06)
A well-planned and skillfully negotiated incentives package can allow a company to remain competitive while providing a net benefit to the state and community in which it has chosen to locate.
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