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Press Release2026-03-17

Moreno Slams Tax Breaks to PE Giant for Data Center Project Creating Just 10 Jobs

Bernie Moreno
Bernie Moreno
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Moreno Slams Tax Breaks to PE Giant for Data Center Project Creating Just 10 Jobs

WASHINGTON – Today, Senator Bernie Moreno (R-Ohio) sent a letter to the Carlyle Group criticizing the company for accepting a $4.5 million state tax break for a data center expansion project in Northeast Ohio. Despite Carlyle’s investment, the project will only create ten new jobs and possibly increase energy costs for hardworking Ohioans. “When corporations like Carlyle demand massive amounts […] The post Moreno Slams Tax Breaks to PE Giant for Data Center Project Creating Just 10 Jobs appeared first on Senator Bernie Moreno .
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