Company approved for state tax breaks to add 45 jobs in Dublin ... - AOL

Insurance and benefits advisory company Risk International is planning to add 45 jobs in Dublin and suburban Akron as part of an expansion. Read More

Risk International to add 45 jobs as part of Ohio expansion

Insurance and benefits advisory company Risk International is planning to add 45 jobs in Dublin and suburban Akron as part of an expansion. Read More

Tax breaks approved for $22M project to add 100 new jobs - KCCI 8 News

Some 480 jobs will be relocated and 100 new jobs will be created over five years. The city approved about $1.05 million in tax rebates to help the project. Read More

Big Tech promised jobs. Cities gave millions. Where are the workers?

Some city governments give data center companies big tax breaks to revitalize local economies. The math might not make sense, Business Insider found. Read More

State Tax Breaks for Electric Car Firm Promising 900 Bay Area Jobs

A state board has approved $10 million in tax credits for an electric vehicle company promising to add more than 900 jobs in San Jose and San Francisco. Read More

Fall River's InvaGen pharmaceutical company gets $1.8M to create 70 new jobs: What they do

Invagen Pharmaceuticals Inc. will add 70 medical manufacturing jobs with a state tax incentive program worth almost $1.8 million. Read More

InvaGen one of 33 companies receiving state tax breaks for adding jobs

Invagen Pharmaceuticals Inc. will add 70 medical manufacturing jobs with a state tax incentive program worth almost $1.8 million. Read More

State tax breaks, job training assistance for expanding Red Oak ...

A state board has voted to extend tax breaks to a company planning to hire 65 more people once its Red Oak facility has expanded. Parker Hannifin is a Fortune 250 company that makes hydraulic ... Read More

InvaGen one of 33 companies receiving state tax breaks for adding jobs

Out of the 33 companies receiving tax breaks, 18 account for 48% of new life sciences jobs introduced to communities outside of the competitive markets of Boston and Cambridge. Read More