Recently, the Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority approved $709 million in tax increment financing, or TIF, for the University of Louisville Research Park.  It appears

Florida has been turning out the lights on economic development, and now it is having trouble managing the release of less information.

In an extraordinary investigative report this week, The [Memphis] Commercial Appeal discovered that the state of Tennessee promised Electrolux much more in subsides than it officially announced and that the offer came with an explicit “no clawback or recapture” provision.  The n

During a special session this week, the Missouri legislature is expected to approve $360 million in tax credit subsidies for “Aerotropolis,” a project that would create a cargo hub at Lambert–St. Louis International Airport to lure Chinese air carriers. Yet, the project faces some serious questions.

Amazon will be allowed to help its customers in South Carolina dodge sales taxes, after all.