Fortune 500 Company to Build $84 Million Corporate Technology Center in New Albany
Following a national site selection process that included multiple states and more than a dozen sites, New Albany, Ohio has been selected as the future site of an $84 million technology center.
The new business was attracted to New Albany’s 3,000-acre Business Park, featuring technology infrastructure such as reliable, redundant electricity and a state-of-the-art lit broadband fiber network known as Blue Albany Net.
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The parent of the T.J. Maxx and Marshalls discount store chains is considering New Albany for a corporate technology center that could create 28 jobs.






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