Gone in a New York Minute: How the Amazon Deal Fell Apart
/The deal included $1.5 billion in special tax breaks and grants for Amazon, but a closer look at the total package revealed it to be worth at least $2.8 billion.
Read MoreThe deal included $1.5 billion in special tax breaks and grants for Amazon, but a closer look at the total package revealed it to be worth at least $2.8 billion.
Read MoreAmazon has not leased or purchased office space for the project, making it easy to withdraw its commitment.
Read MoreThe 45-member CAC is tasked with ensuring that local residents fill the 25,000 jobs Amazon says it will bring to town.
Read More"This is a big moneymaker for us. Costs us nothing," Gov. Andrew Cuomo said when the agreement was announced.
Read MoreAbout 60 percent of Queens voters who participated in the poll said they approved of Amazon’s arrival, Quinnipiac reported.
Read More“No one should be cashing in on confidential inside information.”
Read More“As reality sets in, we must ask whether this was the greatest giveaway since the Dutch stole Manhattan Island.”
Read More“Promises of jobs and tax revenue deserve deep scrutiny and continued oversight.”
Read MoreGov. Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio, both Democrats, have heralded the deal as good for everyone.
Read More“Nothing in the Amazon transaction is new.”
Read MoreThe total value of the incentive package New York is using to lure Amazon could top $2.8 billion.
Read MoreLocal elected officials joined community groups to denounce the e-commerce giant’s newest headquarters as “outrageous.”
Read MoreLong Island City as well as Crystal City in northern Virginia have emerged as the front runners, according to sources familiar with the talks with Amazon.
Read MoreAfter a yearlong search for a second home, Amazon is now reportedly looking to build offices in two cities instead of one.
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