Who Fought Against the 38 Studios Deal?
Monday, May 21, 2012
When Governor Don Carcieri and RIEDC boss Keith Stokes pushed the legislation to authorize a $125 million revenue bond fund that ultimately lead to the $75 million for 38 Studios, a number of candidates and business leaders stepped up and raised serious questions. The concerns focused on the lack of controls and the amount being invested in one speculative company - a video gaming company.
GoLocal unveils those who raised the RED FLAGS - they range from former legislative leaders to business experts to mayoral candidates.
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