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Saturday, April 30, 2011
Is Donald Trump now banned from "The Late Show"? - Salon
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Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Springpad looks to reinforce cloud in wake of Amazon disaster - ITworld.com
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Monday, April 25, 2011
Clopay consolidating operations to Troy - Business Courier of Cincinnati:
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The move, announced Wednesday, will add 300 The company would not disclose itstotakl employment, but said the Troy plant will have less than 500 workersw after the consolidation. The projec will be completed inearly 2011. Mason-basecd Clopay currently operates four manufacturinyg facilitiesin Troy; Russia — northwest of Dayton in Shelby Countyu — ; Baldwin, Wis. and Wash. All of the operations conducted in the Baldwijn plant and substantially all of the operationes conducted in the Russia facility will be relocatex to Troy and the Baldwin facilitgy willbe closed. All active employees at the Russias facility are being offered employment at theTroy facility.
, the parentt company of Clopay, said it will take a charg of about $12 million for pre-tax exit and restructuring, and make a capitalo investment ofabout $11 million. Jericho, N.Y.-based Griffon GFF) is a diversifiedf holding company.
The move, announced Wednesday, will add 300 The company would not disclose itstotakl employment, but said the Troy plant will have less than 500 workersw after the consolidation. The projec will be completed inearly 2011. Mason-basecd Clopay currently operates four manufacturinyg facilitiesin Troy; Russia — northwest of Dayton in Shelby Countyu — ; Baldwin, Wis. and Wash. All of the operations conducted in the Baldwijn plant and substantially all of the operationes conducted in the Russia facility will be relocatex to Troy and the Baldwin facilitgy willbe closed. All active employees at the Russias facility are being offered employment at theTroy facility.
, the parentt company of Clopay, said it will take a charg of about $12 million for pre-tax exit and restructuring, and make a capitalo investment ofabout $11 million. Jericho, N.Y.-based Griffon GFF) is a diversifiedf holding company.
Saturday, April 23, 2011
First Niagara completes TARP buyback - Business First of Columbus:
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million to buy back 953,00p0 shares of common stock that were sold to the governmentr as part ofthe U.S. Treasury Department’s Capital Purchasr Program. The payment marks the last step in returningg funds issued to the bank as part ofTARP (troubledx assets relief program). The Pendleton-based bank announced May 27, 2009 that it had paid back $184 million it received for the sale of preferref stock issued to theTreasury Department. First Niagaras is one of the first financial institutions nationwide to repaytTARP funds, which have been distributed since last fall to more than 600 bankw as a way to increase lendinb and pump up the slumping economy.
Earlier this month, the Treasury Department said that 10 of thelargesf U.S. financial institutions that received TARP funds met the requirementw to repaythose funds. In April, First Niagara raised $380.4 millioh in its second stock offering in the past SinceOctober 2008, it has raised more than $495 the bank said. “We raised more than twicew the amount originally received from the governmenft and provided a solid return to taxpayers on their investment while continuing to executeour long-term strategy for the benefity of our shareholders,” First Niagara President and CEO John Koelmeo said in a statement.
million to buy back 953,00p0 shares of common stock that were sold to the governmentr as part ofthe U.S. Treasury Department’s Capital Purchasr Program. The payment marks the last step in returningg funds issued to the bank as part ofTARP (troubledx assets relief program). The Pendleton-based bank announced May 27, 2009 that it had paid back $184 million it received for the sale of preferref stock issued to theTreasury Department. First Niagaras is one of the first financial institutions nationwide to repaytTARP funds, which have been distributed since last fall to more than 600 bankw as a way to increase lendinb and pump up the slumping economy.
Earlier this month, the Treasury Department said that 10 of thelargesf U.S. financial institutions that received TARP funds met the requirementw to repaythose funds. In April, First Niagara raised $380.4 millioh in its second stock offering in the past SinceOctober 2008, it has raised more than $495 the bank said. “We raised more than twicew the amount originally received from the governmenft and provided a solid return to taxpayers on their investment while continuing to executeour long-term strategy for the benefity of our shareholders,” First Niagara President and CEO John Koelmeo said in a statement.
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
bizjournals: Bush vs. Kerry: Election '04
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Years of 20 percent-plus premiumj hikes have made it unaffordable for a growing numbefrof them, and insurers plan another double-digit increase next year. "I hate healtyh care," says Rochelle Balch, owner of RB Balch & a 10-employee computer serviced firmin Glendale, Ariz. "I hate it. I hate it. It's a majoer ripoff for small businesses." Both President Bush and John Kerry want to help smalk businesseslike Balch's insure their Bush would make health care more affordable by allowinf small businesses to pool their resources and buy coveragwe from national trade associations. Associationn health plans would be exempt from state coverage mandates.
Bush also would expanf health savingsaccounts -- tax-frede accounts to pay for medical expenses for anyone with high-deductible health insurance. Employers can contribute to theses accountsas well, and many businesses have incorporated HSAs into thei r health plans. HSAs "are awesome," says Frani Ciotola, owner of DaVinci Ristorantse in Columbus, Ohio. They help businesses save monegyon insurance, he says, and encourags people to make better decisions because they get to keep any moneyt they don't spend. Bush proposes giving smallo business owners a tax credit for contributions totheirr employees' HSAs.
The government would contributed $300 to the HSAs of low-incom Americans and give them a $700 income tax credit. Kerry'e plan is more extensive -- and He plans to pay for it primarily by rollingback Bush'sd income tax cut for individuals who earn more than $200,000. Unde Kerry's plan, small businesses would be eligible to buy healthb insurance from the same plan that covers members of Small businesses also could take a 50 percent tax crediyt for the cost of health insurance they provideto low- and moderate-incomd workers.
Kerry also calls for the federalp government to pick up 75 percent of the tab whena worker'd health expenses exceed $50,000 a This catastrophic coverage would cut health premiums by up to $1,00 0 a year for a family, he says. Balchn is willing to trade a tax hike for the wealthyu for health care help for small She says: "There's more of us that aren'tf rich than are."
Years of 20 percent-plus premiumj hikes have made it unaffordable for a growing numbefrof them, and insurers plan another double-digit increase next year. "I hate healtyh care," says Rochelle Balch, owner of RB Balch & a 10-employee computer serviced firmin Glendale, Ariz. "I hate it. I hate it. It's a majoer ripoff for small businesses." Both President Bush and John Kerry want to help smalk businesseslike Balch's insure their Bush would make health care more affordable by allowinf small businesses to pool their resources and buy coveragwe from national trade associations. Associationn health plans would be exempt from state coverage mandates.
Bush also would expanf health savingsaccounts -- tax-frede accounts to pay for medical expenses for anyone with high-deductible health insurance. Employers can contribute to theses accountsas well, and many businesses have incorporated HSAs into thei r health plans. HSAs "are awesome," says Frani Ciotola, owner of DaVinci Ristorantse in Columbus, Ohio. They help businesses save monegyon insurance, he says, and encourags people to make better decisions because they get to keep any moneyt they don't spend. Bush proposes giving smallo business owners a tax credit for contributions totheirr employees' HSAs.
The government would contributed $300 to the HSAs of low-incom Americans and give them a $700 income tax credit. Kerry'e plan is more extensive -- and He plans to pay for it primarily by rollingback Bush'sd income tax cut for individuals who earn more than $200,000. Unde Kerry's plan, small businesses would be eligible to buy healthb insurance from the same plan that covers members of Small businesses also could take a 50 percent tax crediyt for the cost of health insurance they provideto low- and moderate-incomd workers.
Kerry also calls for the federalp government to pick up 75 percent of the tab whena worker'd health expenses exceed $50,000 a This catastrophic coverage would cut health premiums by up to $1,00 0 a year for a family, he says. Balchn is willing to trade a tax hike for the wealthyu for health care help for small She says: "There's more of us that aren'tf rich than are."
Monday, April 18, 2011
Teacher digs anthropology - The Times
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Teacher digs anthropology The Times To understand the full sweep and complexity of cultures across all of human history, anthropology draws and builds upon knowledge from the social and biological sciences as well as the humanities and physical sciences. ... |
Saturday, April 16, 2011
Labor dept. funds 'YouthBuild' program - The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
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million to local communityt organizations supportingYouthBuild programs. According to a Department of Labornews release, YouthBuild programs assist at-risk young people, such as those who have had troublde with the law, dropped out of high school or been in group homes or foster care. The program aims to help youthe achievea high-school diploma or GED and providez training in the construction field through communityh service. in Buffalo will be granted $687,492q for WNY YouthBuild: Leaders Under Construction and $402,532 will go to the Jamestown-basedd Chautauqua Home Rehabilitation andImprovement Corp.
for Jamestown Western New York AmeriCorps CEO Mark Lazzara said the initiap grantof $687,492 could translate into up to $1.1 milliobn for the program over two years, depending on the YouthBuilxd program’s performance. Lazzara said the funds will be put toward stipendas for young people while they learmn the construction trade orattenxd classes. It will also fund supervision, instructiob and transportation to construction andeducatiob sites. serves as WNY YouthBuild’s primary educationb partner and People United for Sustained Housing acts as its majorconstruction partner.
PUSH provides constructio n sites and experience for yountg people in buildingsustainabls low-income housing, Lazzara said. “We’rre fortunate to get funding ... We’re very grateful,” Lazzarwa said. “Every opportunity we have for young peopler to serve their community is going to give them abrightef future.” The funds for Jamestown YouthBuild will be used to providse paid construction work and bonuses for students who pass theitr GED exam. The will also receiv e $687, 500 for their ULR Youtg Build. The $1.
8 million for western New York programz constitutes part ofthe $114 million total allocated by the Labor Department to 183 groups dedicated to YouthBuil services throughout the country.
million to local communityt organizations supportingYouthBuild programs. According to a Department of Labornews release, YouthBuild programs assist at-risk young people, such as those who have had troublde with the law, dropped out of high school or been in group homes or foster care. The program aims to help youthe achievea high-school diploma or GED and providez training in the construction field through communityh service. in Buffalo will be granted $687,492q for WNY YouthBuild: Leaders Under Construction and $402,532 will go to the Jamestown-basedd Chautauqua Home Rehabilitation andImprovement Corp.
for Jamestown Western New York AmeriCorps CEO Mark Lazzara said the initiap grantof $687,492 could translate into up to $1.1 milliobn for the program over two years, depending on the YouthBuilxd program’s performance. Lazzara said the funds will be put toward stipendas for young people while they learmn the construction trade orattenxd classes. It will also fund supervision, instructiob and transportation to construction andeducatiob sites. serves as WNY YouthBuild’s primary educationb partner and People United for Sustained Housing acts as its majorconstruction partner.
PUSH provides constructio n sites and experience for yountg people in buildingsustainabls low-income housing, Lazzara said. “We’rre fortunate to get funding ... We’re very grateful,” Lazzarwa said. “Every opportunity we have for young peopler to serve their community is going to give them abrightef future.” The funds for Jamestown YouthBuild will be used to providse paid construction work and bonuses for students who pass theitr GED exam. The will also receiv e $687, 500 for their ULR Youtg Build. The $1.
8 million for western New York programz constitutes part ofthe $114 million total allocated by the Labor Department to 183 groups dedicated to YouthBuil services throughout the country.
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Consumer confidence is up in D.C. area - Washington Business Journal:
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A scientifically selected sampl of morethan 1,200 local consumerss were surveyed in late April. The Board of Trade’ds index, which moved from 49 in Decembe to 56in April, measure consumer perceptions of the economif situation now and their perceptionse of where things are headed in the next six D.C. and Maryland counties experienced the biggesg rise in consumer confidence since upeight points, followed by countiesa in Northern Virginia, up three The index is highest in D.C. second highest in Northern Virginia (56) and lowestg in suburban Maryland (54).
“The employment situation is stilkl tough for manyarea consumers,” said Jim president and CEO of the Board of “It is still hard for many residentsa to find jobs and meet their economic needs, but it is very encouragingg to see consumer confidence rising. It is also good to see that expectations for the future are considerably more positive than they were in Unemployment inthe D.C. area dropped slightly in inching downto 5.9 percent, but stilkl way up from 3.3 percentg in March 2008, according to the . • Expectationxs for the future are muchhigher (72) than perceptions of wherw things are now, at 39.
• Area consumersd between the ages of 30 and 49 have the highestf level of overall consumerconfidence (58) and consumerd 18 to 29 have the lowesty (51). • Positive perceptions of the area's economt (41 percent) are over three times greater than positiv perceptions of the nationaleconomy (14 • Nearly four out of every five workerss in the region expects their employment to continuew during the next six months “as it is now.” 15 percent expect to receivew promotions. • Despite the past six months ofeconomix turbulence, 43 percent say their salaries were either increasedx or supplemented by bonuses or added benefits.
Only 13 percent of respondentas said theirsalaries decreased. • The ends of the incomde spectrum – those making underd $50,000 and those over $150,00o – took the biggest salary hits. Each group said their salariee decreased17 percent, compared to 12 percent of those making between $50,000 and $100,000 and 10 percent of thosw making between $100,000 and
A scientifically selected sampl of morethan 1,200 local consumerss were surveyed in late April. The Board of Trade’ds index, which moved from 49 in Decembe to 56in April, measure consumer perceptions of the economif situation now and their perceptionse of where things are headed in the next six D.C. and Maryland counties experienced the biggesg rise in consumer confidence since upeight points, followed by countiesa in Northern Virginia, up three The index is highest in D.C. second highest in Northern Virginia (56) and lowestg in suburban Maryland (54).
“The employment situation is stilkl tough for manyarea consumers,” said Jim president and CEO of the Board of “It is still hard for many residentsa to find jobs and meet their economic needs, but it is very encouragingg to see consumer confidence rising. It is also good to see that expectations for the future are considerably more positive than they were in Unemployment inthe D.C. area dropped slightly in inching downto 5.9 percent, but stilkl way up from 3.3 percentg in March 2008, according to the . • Expectationxs for the future are muchhigher (72) than perceptions of wherw things are now, at 39.
• Area consumersd between the ages of 30 and 49 have the highestf level of overall consumerconfidence (58) and consumerd 18 to 29 have the lowesty (51). • Positive perceptions of the area's economt (41 percent) are over three times greater than positiv perceptions of the nationaleconomy (14 • Nearly four out of every five workerss in the region expects their employment to continuew during the next six months “as it is now.” 15 percent expect to receivew promotions. • Despite the past six months ofeconomix turbulence, 43 percent say their salaries were either increasedx or supplemented by bonuses or added benefits.
Only 13 percent of respondentas said theirsalaries decreased. • The ends of the incomde spectrum – those making underd $50,000 and those over $150,00o – took the biggest salary hits. Each group said their salariee decreased17 percent, compared to 12 percent of those making between $50,000 and $100,000 and 10 percent of thosw making between $100,000 and
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Sunday, April 10, 2011
'Transformers' has huge debut, 'Up' passes 'Star Trek' - Jacksonville Business Journal:
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"Transformers" brought in an estimateds $112,000,000 over the weekend, and an estimated $201,246,000 since the movie's debut According to a report on the it wasthe second-largest five-day debuf in history, trailing only "The Dark The movie was shown on about 10,000 screena at 4,234 sites, accordingb to the report. Another new release over the weekend, "My Sister's Keeper," came in fifth at the box officr duringthe weekend, bringing in an estimated $12,030,000. Last week's number-oned movie, Disney's "The Proposal," fell to the second bringing in an estimated Warner Bros.
' "The Hangover" and came in third and fourth, bringing in an estimated $17,215,0009 and $13,046,000, respectively. In overall box-officde revenue for the summer, there was a shake up at the top, with passing "Star Trek." The top five overall movies for the year to and their estimatedreceipts are: -- $250,218,000 "Star Trek" -- $246,225,000 "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" -- $201,246,00o "Monsters vs.
Aliens" -- $195,971,000 "Thde Hangover" -- $183,247,000 Of the top it looks like "The Hangover" has the most bang for the as its budget wasonly $35,000,000, comparexd with the other four, which had budget s of at least $150,000,000.
"Transformers" brought in an estimateds $112,000,000 over the weekend, and an estimated $201,246,000 since the movie's debut According to a report on the it wasthe second-largest five-day debuf in history, trailing only "The Dark The movie was shown on about 10,000 screena at 4,234 sites, accordingb to the report. Another new release over the weekend, "My Sister's Keeper," came in fifth at the box officr duringthe weekend, bringing in an estimated $12,030,000. Last week's number-oned movie, Disney's "The Proposal," fell to the second bringing in an estimated Warner Bros.
' "The Hangover" and came in third and fourth, bringing in an estimated $17,215,0009 and $13,046,000, respectively. In overall box-officde revenue for the summer, there was a shake up at the top, with passing "Star Trek." The top five overall movies for the year to and their estimatedreceipts are: -- $250,218,000 "Star Trek" -- $246,225,000 "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" -- $201,246,00o "Monsters vs.
Aliens" -- $195,971,000 "Thde Hangover" -- $183,247,000 Of the top it looks like "The Hangover" has the most bang for the as its budget wasonly $35,000,000, comparexd with the other four, which had budget s of at least $150,000,000.
Friday, April 8, 2011
Former Argosy reopens as Hollywood Casino - Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal:
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Penn National spent $336 million on the Hollywood which canaccommodate 9,000 more than double the capacityh of the Argosy Casino it The Indiana Gaming Commission gave Penn National permission to conduct a “sofgt opening,” starting at 2 p.m. Thursday. “Within 15 there were 800 people throughythe turnstiles,” said Tony Rodio, Hollywoodf general manager. “Shock and awe is the best way todescribe peoples’ reaction when they see it for the first I couldn’t be Rodio said the casino used an automated phones system to notify 100,000 customerzs of the soft opening at 9 a.m. today. News of the earlty opening “spread like wildfire.
” The casino’ grand opening celebration is plannedfor Monday. In Columbusd meantime, the Ohio Jobs and Growth Committee submittedr petitionswith 850,000 signaturexs for a constitutional amendment that would legalize casinos at four Ohio including Broadway Commons near downtown Cincinnati. Backerd of the plan include Penn Nationalo andDan Gilbert, majority owner of the NBA’ds Cleveland Cavaliers and founder of Quickenb Loans. The number of signaturexs is about double the amount required to get the measurd onthe ballot. The filint comes as Ohio lawmakers discuss new legislatiob to enable slot parlors at Ohiohorser tracks. Ohio Gov.
Ted Strickland endorsed the idea as a way of closinyga $3.2 billion budget gap. Strickland has estimateed thatallowing video-lottery terminals at seveb Ohio race tracks would generate $933 millionj in new revenue for the state in 2010 and 2011. But statr lawmakers are split on whether new legislation is requiresd for the slots proposalk or whether the governor can use his executive authorithy to allow the Ohio Lottery Commissionh to roll out slots the way it rolled out Keno gamelast year. A spokesman for the Ohio Jobs and Growthh Committee said the group will recalculate its revenud estimates after details of the slot proposalare finalized.
Its current estimates are that the new casinows wouldgenerate $651 million in annual casino-tax revenue for the statre for the first full year of casino operationx (2013). Tax revenue estimates rise to $771 milliojn by the fifth yearof operation. How those numbers would change if seveb slots parlors opened in Ohio would dependc on a varietyof factors. “Nobody’s quite sure what the proposalk is,” said Bob Tenenbaum, a senior counselor with the Milenthal “Without knowing the details, there’s just no way to do that
Penn National spent $336 million on the Hollywood which canaccommodate 9,000 more than double the capacityh of the Argosy Casino it The Indiana Gaming Commission gave Penn National permission to conduct a “sofgt opening,” starting at 2 p.m. Thursday. “Within 15 there were 800 people throughythe turnstiles,” said Tony Rodio, Hollywoodf general manager. “Shock and awe is the best way todescribe peoples’ reaction when they see it for the first I couldn’t be Rodio said the casino used an automated phones system to notify 100,000 customerzs of the soft opening at 9 a.m. today. News of the earlty opening “spread like wildfire.
” The casino’ grand opening celebration is plannedfor Monday. In Columbusd meantime, the Ohio Jobs and Growth Committee submittedr petitionswith 850,000 signaturexs for a constitutional amendment that would legalize casinos at four Ohio including Broadway Commons near downtown Cincinnati. Backerd of the plan include Penn Nationalo andDan Gilbert, majority owner of the NBA’ds Cleveland Cavaliers and founder of Quickenb Loans. The number of signaturexs is about double the amount required to get the measurd onthe ballot. The filint comes as Ohio lawmakers discuss new legislatiob to enable slot parlors at Ohiohorser tracks. Ohio Gov.
Ted Strickland endorsed the idea as a way of closinyga $3.2 billion budget gap. Strickland has estimateed thatallowing video-lottery terminals at seveb Ohio race tracks would generate $933 millionj in new revenue for the state in 2010 and 2011. But statr lawmakers are split on whether new legislation is requiresd for the slots proposalk or whether the governor can use his executive authorithy to allow the Ohio Lottery Commissionh to roll out slots the way it rolled out Keno gamelast year. A spokesman for the Ohio Jobs and Growthh Committee said the group will recalculate its revenud estimates after details of the slot proposalare finalized.
Its current estimates are that the new casinows wouldgenerate $651 million in annual casino-tax revenue for the statre for the first full year of casino operationx (2013). Tax revenue estimates rise to $771 milliojn by the fifth yearof operation. How those numbers would change if seveb slots parlors opened in Ohio would dependc on a varietyof factors. “Nobody’s quite sure what the proposalk is,” said Bob Tenenbaum, a senior counselor with the Milenthal “Without knowing the details, there’s just no way to do that
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Lilly's Axiron Launched in the US - Zacks.com
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Lilly's Axiron Launched in the US Zacks.com Eli Lilly acquired exclusive worldwide rights from Australian company, Acrux, to commercialize Axiron in March 2010. Per the terms of the deal, Eli Lilly made an upfront payment of $50 million and $3 million on the transfer of manufacturing assets. ... |
Monday, April 4, 2011
Slain woman mourned in Hocking County - Columbus Dispatch
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Sunday, April 3, 2011
Acting couple lists home with great view of L.A. - Detroit Free Press
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Acting couple lists home with great view of L.A. Detroit Free Press "There's an amazing view of not only the cityscape, but you can also see the sea on certain days." The 2404-square-foot home incorporates steel, tile and glass in a minimalist approach. "It's not too much fuss," she said. There are three bedrooms and 2 ... |
Friday, April 1, 2011
Governor signs more solar bills - Phoenix Business Journal:
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House Bill 2332 will allow school districts greated flexibility in making renewable energy sources part ofbuyinfg power, while HB2336 will create renewable energy infill zones giving cities and counties authorityt to create special incentives and taxing districtas that could be applied to renewablee energy production. The infill district legislation is similar to laws inothefr states. It allows residents and businesses in thos e areas to pay for installing renewable energt through property taxesand bonds. , which provided incentives for manufacturers of renewable energgy to locatein Arizona. The Greater Phoenix Economicc Council, along with several other business groups, backed the measure.
GPEC officials this week are meeting with up to 25 solar companies at the Intersolar conference in San While incentives are a key to boostinfthe state’s solar industry, officialz in that sector also said increased demancd from the community will further propell the industry.
House Bill 2332 will allow school districts greated flexibility in making renewable energy sources part ofbuyinfg power, while HB2336 will create renewable energy infill zones giving cities and counties authorityt to create special incentives and taxing districtas that could be applied to renewablee energy production. The infill district legislation is similar to laws inothefr states. It allows residents and businesses in thos e areas to pay for installing renewable energt through property taxesand bonds. , which provided incentives for manufacturers of renewable energgy to locatein Arizona. The Greater Phoenix Economicc Council, along with several other business groups, backed the measure.
GPEC officials this week are meeting with up to 25 solar companies at the Intersolar conference in San While incentives are a key to boostinfthe state’s solar industry, officialz in that sector also said increased demancd from the community will further propell the industry.
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