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Huge AT&T data center planned for Kings Mountain, N.C.
AT&T Inc. will build a $200 million data center in a Kings Mountain business park that already contains a partially complete Walt Disney Co. data center. Charlotte Business Journal
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Port of Savannah hosts another influential fed
Officials at the Port of Savannah and their political allies are using the personal touch in an effort to line up federal funding for a $625 million harbor-deepening project. Atlanta Business Chronicle
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Honda issues recall for Alabama-built Odyssey minivans
Honda is recalling 45,747 Alabama-made Odyssey minivans after a manufacturing flaw was discovered in the struts of the vehicles' liftgates. al.com
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Obama corporate tax overhaul would lower top rate to 28 percent
The Obama administration will propose lowering the top corporate tax rate to 28 percent on Wednesday, as part of a proposal to reform taxes on businesses. The White House wants to pay for reducing the top corporate rate, which is currently 35 percent, by ridding the tax code of a number of preferences and incentives. Administration officials are also seeking to drop the effective tax rate paid by manufacturers to 25 percent as part of an effort to overhaul the corporate tax code. The Hill
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Okla. panel wants to limit refunds for drillers
OKLAHOMA CITY — After pledging to Oklahoma’s oil and gas industry that it would make good on tax breaks temporarily set aside during a fiscal crisis, some legislators believe the state should repay developers only about 50 cents on the dollar. Fuel Fix
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Ga. Lawmaker Responds To ‘Fetal Pain’ Bill With Measure Limiting Vasectomies
A Democratic lawmaker in Georgia is responding to a Republican-backed effort to prevent women from receiving abortions 20 weeks after fertilization with a tongue-in-cheek measure that seeks to limit men’s health care choices: legislation that “would limit vasectomies only to men who will die or suffer dangerous health problems without one.” “Thousands of children are deprived of birth in this state every year because of the lack of state regulation over vasectomies,” said Rep. Yasmin Neal (D) explained. “It is patently unfair that men can avoid unwanted fatherhood by presuming that their judgment over such matters is more valid than the judgment of the General Assembly, while women’s ability to decide is constantly up for debate throughout the United States.” Think Progress
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Virginia Governor Backs Off Utra-Sound Bill
A bill requiring women to undergo an invasive ultrasound before having an abortion has already sailed through the Virginia Senate, and was to be signed into law by Gov. Bob McDonnell (R) once it cleared the House. Under the proposed policy, most women seeking seeking an abortion will be forced to have a transvaginal procedure, in which a probe is inserted into the vagina, and then moved around until an ultrasound image is produced.” Think Progress
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How “uncertainty” didn’t kill the economy
Whatever happened to the dread horror of job-killing uncertainty? Just last year, the talking point was all the rage, unanimously chorused by GOP pundits, politicians and economists looking to hammer President Obama for a stalled-out economy. Salon
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Herman Cain seeks influence in 2012 races
Now that Herman Cain’s presidential quest is in the books, he’s trying on a new hat: kingmaker. The charismatic former pizza executive is throwing his weight behind a handful of Republican congressional hopefuls who are intent on advancing the conservative platform he espoused — including his signature “9-9-9” tax plan — campaigning for some of them and endorsing others. Politico
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OPINION
By Mike Randle
 

In December, the National Labor Relations Board dropped its lawsuit against Boeing and the Chicago-based company’s nearly $1 billion investment in a 787 Dreamliner plant in North Charleston, S.C. The lawsuit was dropped after the aircraft giant agreed to produce its 737 Max jetliner with union labor in Washington state where the company employs tens of thousands or workers.

 

 

 FEATURE  
By Rick Farmer
 
When Jay Schwedler, president and CEO of the Sumter Development Board, found out what the project required, he knew he had the site, the speed and the determination to make Sumter a viable contender.
 
 
 

Everyone is predicting a surge in manufacturing and we are sure most of that is sourced from Boston Consulting Group's widely publicized report titled "Made in America, Again." No industry sector in the South represents that expansion better than the Southern Automotive Corridor. Activity in the Southern Automotive Corridor has been off the charts the past 18 months.

 
 
 OPINION
by Mike Randle
 

I have traveled more in the last six months than I have in any six month period since the good old days. You remember the good old days, when economic development in the South was fun? That was most of the 1990s and a short period from 2004 to 2006. Those were the days. Those were the days when the South dominated this nation's economy (it still does, but let's act for now that it doesn't).

 


 


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