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Controversial ‘private corporation’ JobsOhio gets billions more without paying more to state

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The following article was originally published in the Ohio Capital Journal and published on News5Cleveland.com under a content-sharing agreement.The Ohio Controlling Board on Wednesday awarded JobsOhio billions more in what used to be public money without demanding that the private corporation pay more for the privilege. Attorney General Dave Yost had questioned the arrangement, but his office wasnt present at the hearing, nor did it answer ques…

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Controversial 'private corporation' JobsOhio gets billions more without paying more to state

The Ohio Controlling Board on Wednesday awarded JobsOhio billions more in what used to be public money without demanding that the “private” corporation pay more for the privilege. Attorney General Dave Yost had questioned the arrangement, but his office wasn’t…

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Controversial ‘private corporation’ JobsOhio gets billions more without paying more to state

The following article was originally published in the Ohio Capital Journal and published on News5Cleveland.com under a content-sharing agreement.The Ohio Controlling Board on Wednesday awarded JobsOhio billions more in what used to be public money without demanding that the private corporation pay more for the privilege. Attorney General Dave Yost had questioned the arrangement, but his office wasnt present at the hearing, nor did it answer ques…

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Editorial: Why extend JobsOhio?

The DeWine administration is racing to add another 15 years to the monopoly on liquor profits for JobsOhio. Attorney General Dave Yost is asking some good ...

·Toledo, United States
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The Blade broke the news in Toledo, United States on Wednesday, February 12, 2025.
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