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Two NC bills pass through the General Assembly, become law without governor signature

This month, N.C. Gov. Roy Cooper let two bills pass through the N.C. General Assembly and become law without his signature due to his concerns about them. House Bill 40 seeks to control rioting and civil disorder and Senate Bill 53 tries to address hotel safety concerns.

N C House passes bill to increase punishments for rioters, could overturn veto

N C House passes bill to increase punishments for rioters, could overturn veto
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North Carolina General Assembly Week in Review - September 2021 #3 | McGuireWoods Consulting

North Carolina General Assembly Week in Review - September 2021 #3 | McGuireWoods Consulting
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Pharmaceutical maker Abzena building new 325-job facility in Sanford

SANFORD  Lee County has been picked as the home of a new biopharmaceutical manufacturing facility that s expected to create 325 new jobs.  Gov. Roy Cooper announced Tuesday that pharmaceutical manufacturer Abzena will open a state-of-the-art facility as part of a $213 million investment into the area.  The announcement comes after the state approved an incentives package worth over $6.9 million, paid over 12 years.  In order for Abzena to receive that full sum, the company must hit certain job creation and investment targets. The jobs created by the new facility are expected to generate more than $45 million in new state tax revenue over those 12 years and the project as a whole is expected to grow the state s economy by $1.5 billion, Cooper s office said.

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