Here is our new series of articles with hiring ideas and activities in the U.S, lots of industries are expanding, lots of innovations are happening and new grants are also being offered to create jobs. Here is a list of announcements that will create jobs.
Samsung makes new $4B investment in Texas iPhone, iPad chip plant
Samsung is investing another $4 billion in its Texas plant that produces Cortex A5 and A5x chips.
Reuters reports that the additional investment of $4 billion is on top of a $1.98 billion investment announced in June, which is meant to build a new logic chip plant in South Korea and the conversion of two plants that produce memory chips to a logic chip production line.
The new investment brings the total of Samsung’s capital infusion into its Austin, Texas plant to $13 billion.
Aeroprobe Corporation moving headquarters to Christiansburg, creating 40 new jobs
A manufacturer of high-accuracy instrumentation and software is planning to expand its Virginia presence, creating 40 jobs.
Aeroprobe will construct a 20,000-square-foot facility in Montgomery County. The facility will be expandable up to 40,000-square-feet. A few months ago, it announced the addition of a new high-speed wind tunnel to its satellite facility in Blacksburg.
The company's products have been used by customers such as GE, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Volvo, Toyota, Honda, and Dresser-Rand.
Malware Analysis Firm Norman Sets Up HQ In San Diego
Normn, AS, a developer of malware analysis and security software, said today that it has opened up a new, U.S. corporate headquarters in San Diego. Norman said the new office will house sales, marketing, product management, and R&D personnel, and comes in addition to a current location in Fairfax, Virginia.
The firm said Einar Oftedal, its Vice President Emerging Technologies and Innovations is moving to San Diego to head up the new office. Norman's global headquarters are in Norway.
American Esoteric Laboratories Opens New Medical Facilities
American Esoteric Laboratories, which operates medical laboratories in the Southeast, has combined two of its smaller East Tennessee labs into a new facility in Knoxville.
AEL moved a lab operation in Morristown and one in Knoxville into a new 10,000-square-foot space at 7501 Strawberry Plains Pike, just off Interstate 40, Angie Petett, regional director for AEL, said Tuesday. The company will continue to operate a pathology lab in Morristown.
Georgia welcomes NCR to new headquarters
The technology giant says it will create 3,000 new jobs in Georgia within five years and has already hired 1,000 since announcing in June that it was moving from Ohio to Gwinnett County. On Tuesday, ncr.com listed 170 available positions for the company's Georgia operations.
State and county industrial recruiters lured NCR with more than $100 million in incentives, and they landed a very big fish -- a Fortune 500 company with revenues in 2009 of $4.6 billion. Rajeev Dhawan, director of the Economic Forecasting Center at Georgia State University, said Atlanta returned to its 1990s economic development roots when it snagged NCR.
Salesforce.com to bring 200 jobs to River North
Enterprise software provider Salesforce.com is receiving state tax credits worth about $10.4 million over 10 years to expand its operations in Chicago, with plans to create 200 new jobs and move into a new River North office.
Salesforce.com joins a number of tech companies in River North. The neighborhood is home to a number of collaborative work spaces for startups, including the 1871 hub at the Merchandise Mart.
Motorola Mobility is planning to move its headquarters and about 2,300 employees from Libertyville to the Merchandise Mart next year. In addition, Groupon, venture capital firm Lightbank and its portfolio companies are housed in the former Montgomery Ward catalog building in River North.
Tech Companies Pushing into Southwest Florida
Naples is far from a Silicon Valley in California or a Tech City in London.
It doesn't have Facebook, Twitter, Google or Apple. Yet, there's a growing technology sector that' s driving innovation and creating jobs in Naples — and across the region.
The tech sector is still a small part of the local economy, and job numbers are difficult to track, but they're slowly growing.
In Collier County alone, more than 3,460 people worked in computer, information and software related jobs in 2011, according to the Florida Research and Economic Database. That number is expected to grow to more than 4,100 by 2019, with annual job openings estimated at 148.
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