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Add as a preferred source on GoogleThe case concerns public-meeting requirements in local incentive discussions, with the challengers alleging officials broke the law.
In Louisiana’s Vermilion Parish, allegations of public-meeting law violations have emerged over local officials’ tax-incentive talks for SpaceX’s planned $100 billion development, after a legal challenge by three residents and a new nonprofit.
The allegations center on officials’ conduct during negotiations over tax incentives for the project.
The research unit raised its price target for SpaceX to $275 from $235.
The House disclosure dates the trade to Sept. 24 and lists a UBS IRA, but gives no share count, exact sale amount or reason.
Bauer cited polls on corruption concerns and argued that stronger rules for federal contractors could make reform more relevant to voters.
