Report: MetLife Hired N.C. Governor’s Former Firm To Negotiate Incentives
The Charlotte Observer reports that MetLife hired the North Carolina governor’s former employer, a law firm, to negotiate $94 million in incentives in exchange for moving 2,600 jobs to that state from the Northeast and elsewhere.
For the Observer’s story, click here.
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