Arizona is growing existing industries and preparing for the future with new areas of innovation.
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Arkansas' diverse industries - from telecommunications to food processing - is attracting foreign investment to the state.
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Delaware, located between New York and Washington, D.C., has strong bioscience and pharmaceutical clusters, and is developing renewable technologies.
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Over the past decade, Metro Atlanta has attracted impressive international investments and proven itself to be a global, cosmopolitan city.
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Iowa is a leader in the upper Midwest and home to traditional industries such as agriculture, as well as high-tech giants Google and Microsoft.
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Greater Topeka - named to Kiplinger's 10 Cities for the Next Decade - has continued to grow even in the midst of a national economic decline.
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Minnesota is business-friendly not only to homegrown companies including General Mills, 3M, and Medtronic, but the foreign businesses Suzlon Rotor Corp., Essar Global Ltd., and Daikin Industries.
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Harrison County's strategic location on Mississippi's Gulf Coast offers a wealth of transportation options and vibrant industry clusters backed by some of the world's biggest corporations.
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With its central location in the United States, Missouri has many transportation options, along with a diversified economy and specialties in animal health, plant science, financial services, and agribusiness.
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ElectriCities, North Carolina's public power organization, is helping businesses run smoothly across the state.
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Cincinnati USA represents Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana, and is drawing international business attention for its central location, innovation, and quality of life.
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Oklahoma's central location - making it equidistant from New York City, Toronto, Mexico City, and Los Angeles - and its pro-business environment are attracting foreign investments.
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At the central crossroads of I-35, I-44, and I-40, Oklahoma is positioned to welcome international businesses, especially to its strong aerospace, renewable energy, and bioscience sectors.
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Tulsa is attracting businesses with its industry clusters, infrastructure, and work force, and many media outlets are taking note.
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South Carolina began recruiting European companies in the 1960s, and continues to be a site of foreign direct investment today.
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Cotton was once king in western Tennessee, but new industries - including plastics, automotives, aviation, and food processing - are laying claim to the crown.
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Lubbock, Texas, has a ready work force, thanks to Texas Tech University and South Plains College, and a growing employer base that includes American and Mexican companies.
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Foreign companies such as Japan's Wako Chemical USA, France's Alstom Power, and Taiwan's Eternal Technologies are just some that have selected Greater Richmond, Virginia.
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