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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina lawmakers are divided on whether corporate tax breaks sought by Gov. Pat McCrory will encourage job creation or amount to next four years on jet fuel it buys at its Charlotte hub. The bill also widens tax breaks Gov. Pat McCrory on Thursday began outlining his proposed McCrory also wants to put $5 million in the One North Carolina Small Business Program, which offers early-stage funding to technology start-ups. The budget says the creation of a public-private RALEIGH, NC (WECT/AP) - Gov. Pat McCrory on Thursday released his 2015-2017 biennium budget plan that he says "continues his focus on job creation, education and infrastructure." Lawmakers in the General Assembly will consider McCrory's spending blueprint CHARLOTTE, N.C., March 3, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- With community colleges at the center of new national efforts to educate more students for the jobs North Carolina, which uses technology, training and counseling to connect students with community and Belk Endowment has awarded $9.6 million to 10 community colleges and organizations across North Carolina to help more students complete That includes $100,000 for Foundation for the Carolinas in Charlotte to research and compile a list of post The usual thread: huge incentives packages that North Carolina couldn’t match. The point was driven home Thursday, when South Carolina Gov for Charlotte,” said Fort Mill Mayor Danny Funderburk. He said the upstate will compete for jobs from .

to Charlotte, along with almost 1,300 jobs. Sealed Air, a Fortune 500 company, is set to receive about $43 million worth of incentives. But North Carolina legislators appear to be heeding Gov. Pat McCrory’s call for bigger incentives. The N.C. House will But the fissure is getting a new look from Republicans now in charge of state government as North Carolina’s economic recovery continues. The Charlotte and Raleigh-Durham areas are outpacing the rest of the state in landing big companies and jobs. One of the biggest grant recipients under Gov. Pat McCrory over 12 years to bring 500 jobs to Charlotte. Since then, the administration has relied on smaller incentive grants through the separate One North Carolina program, which has about $9 million RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — House Republicans gave support Tuesday to expanding economic recruitment tools sought by Gov that North Carolina has used for two decades to compete with other states to lure companies that want to expand and create jobs. .