California
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- EH
Group bio-mass, WEDA contract on agenda, The Daily Independent (November 18, 2014)
Ridgecrest, California City
Council, at its meeting Wednesday, is scheduled to discuss and possibly
approve a contract between the city of Ridgecrest and the EH Group.
The EH Group develops Bio-Mass Refinery Systems; they were selected by
council on July 2 to receive an industrial development grant totaling
$500,000 (according to a staff report).
- Keeping
S.F. light rail on track and on time, San Francisco Gate (November 25, 2014)
San Francisco upgrades its
light rail service at the same time as it sets an ambitious goal of
having all electricity in the city come from renewable sources by the
end of 2020.
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Georgia
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Maryland
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- Can Larry Hogan change Maryland's business climate?, Baltimore Business Journal (November 14, 2014) Hopes are running high in Maryland's corporate community that Larry Hogan will improve Maryland’s business climate when he takes over as governor in January. CNBC named Maryland the 35th best state in the country for business in 2014. Chief Executive magazine named it 41st. While a new Forbes ranking said Maryland was the 20th best state for businesses and careers, the magazine still deemed it as among the poorest in the country in business costs and regulatory environment.
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North Carolina
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- Partnership
for new jobs starts strong, The Snap Online (November 10, 2014)
North Carolina’s new, private
job-recruiting and marketing agency appears to be starting off on the
right foot when it comes to transparency.
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Washington D.C.
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- Muriel
Bowser says she will remove Reeves Center sale from D.C. United
stadium deal, The Washington
Post
(November 18, 2014)
Mayor-elect wants to
disconnect Reeves sale from stadium plan. The District's mayor-elect
said Tuesday that she would move to "de-link" the sale of a
valuable city property from a broader deal to build a stadium for the
D.C. United soccer franchise, a move that could ease political concerns
but create new complications for the $300 million proposal.
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