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Project Announcements
Daisy Brand Plans Boone, Iowa, Production Operations
04/22/2024
Google Plans Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Data Center
03/25/2024
Italy-Based SPAL USA Plans Ankeny, Iowa, U.S. Headquarters
05/09/2023
Post Holdings Expands Norwalk, Iowa, Operations-Distribution Complex
05/05/2023
Atlas Roofing Corporation Plans Clinton, Iowa, Shingle Manufacturing Plant
04/27/2023
Nestle Purina PetCare Expands Clinton, Iowa, Operations
01/11/2023
Sub-Zero Group Establishes Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Light Manufacturing Plant
08/19/2022
Fair Oaks Foods Plans Davenport, Iowa, Production Facility
06/29/2022
Japan-Based Valent BioSciences Expands Osage, Iowa, Manufacturing Campus
06/07/2022
Hydrite Expands Waterloo, Iowa, Production Complex-Warehouse
03/04/2022
Zero Zone, Transco Railway, and Williamsburg Manufacturing Plan Iowa Investments
10/18/2021
Link Mfg Adds Sioux Center, Iowa, Manufacturing-Training Facility
04/02/2021
Naeve Family Beef Plans Camanche, Iowa, Processing Plant
03/01/2021
divvyDOSE Expands Davenport, Iowa, Operations
02/16/2021
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2019 Top States for Doing Business: Georgia Ranks #1 Sixth Year in a Row
The top-ranked states have landed on the radar of today’s site selection consultants because of their low business costs, generous incentive programs, and competitive labor environments, among other probusiness advantages.
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Iowa Sets Ambitious Workforce Education Goals
In order to satisfy workforce needs, Iowa is fostering K–12 STEM education and aiming to increase postsecondary education and training via free community college and other measures.
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Knowledge-Industry Firm Grows in a Small, Iowa Manufacturing City
A former mill town on the Mississippi River is home to an insurer that continues to expand and is working on attracting data-driven industry with its pool of college-educated workers.
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Advanced Manufacturing Drives Iowa’s Economy
Supply chain mapping, data on autonomous fleets, and low-cost renewable energy can all be found in Iowa…surprised? You shouldn’t be.
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The Select Few Metros Where Wages Are Really Growing
A recent analysis from Emsi suggests that the labor market might not be as tight as the data shows — or at least not tight enough for businesses in aggregate to significantly drive up wages.