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Assemblyman Nathan Fletcher, a San Diego Independent, on the Assembly Floor August 13, Supporting a Measure to Change State Tax Law and Use the Proceeds to Increase Scholarships for University of California and California State University Students
On August 17, Facebook shares closed at $19.05.
Projections by Gov. Jerry Brown’s Department of Finance upon which the current state budget is premised say in November Facebook stock will trade at $35. The Legislative Analyst’s estimate is $45.
If those predictions are true then the state will pocket $1.2 billion, the Department of Finance says, and $2.1 billion by the analyst’s reckoning.
As of August 17, Facebook shares are trading at 54 percent of the amount the Brown administration wants them to be in November and 42 percent of the price the analyst predicts the shares will trade it in 90 days.
That means, as of August Read more »
(DES MOINES) Secretary of State Matt Schultz asked a Polk County judge to deny a stay and dismiss a lawsuit seeking to block the state from enacting emergency rules which facilitate the state’s access to a federal immigration status database. The lawsuit, filed August 8th by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Iowa and [...]
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Gov. Bill Haslam, speaking to the Capitol Hill press for the first time in forever earlier this week, cast some doubt on the political consensus line that the state legislature is all-but-certain to pass a school voucher program. “I don’t … Continue reading →
In order to implement a tax giveaway to buyers of new homes, a city essentially declares total blight infestation.
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