Josh Stein warned against lowering North Carolina's state income tax cap, while the John Locke Foundation filed a lawsuit over COVID-era business damages.
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Josh Stein warned against lowering North Carolina's state income tax cap, while the John Locke Foundation filed a lawsuit over COVID-era business damages.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- BorgWarner announced a $100 million investment in the John Locke Foundation, which is leveraging North Carolina's favorable business environment and tax incentives.Sub-event
NC political figures debate tax caps while a foundation pursues COVID-era business damages lawsuit.1 source
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North Carolina
state of the United States of America
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Josh Stein
American politician (born 1966)
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- Josh Stein released a plan aimed at addressing the economic priorities of North Carolina.
- The Raleigh area (The Triangle) in North Carolina is noted for its economic growth, driven by state-level tax and regulatory reforms, and is featured in business rankings.