A report from Good Jobs First found that 80 percent of state development agency revenue comes from fees: The more tax money ...

Delaware, where a majority of publicly traded companies (and virtually all new startups over the ... for inclusion in ESG funds. Public benefit corporations define the particular benefit purpose ...

Food waste applied research NYSP2I is a partnership between the State of New York and a consortia of universities ... community development corporations; public benefit corporations; health centers; ...

The legislature no longer required a state charter for corporations ... without demonstrating any public benefit, and without debate or consideration by the New York state legislature.

The University of Minnesota Medical School should pair with corporate and foundations to help fulfill its mission.

In New York, industrial development agencies (IDAs) are "public benefit corporations" established under state law to foster economic development in the state. IDAs have the authority to exempt ...

State and local governments love giving out taxpayer money so private companies will choose to do business there instead of someplace else. Each U.S. state has some form of an economic development ...

The activist group Make the Road New Jersey proposed the Job Bridge program, which would create a new “public benefit fund." ...

Despite improvements to the state’s beleaguered unemployment ... The Job Bridge program, as proposed, would create a new “public benefit fund,” available to workers not covered by ...