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Amazon, Google and Meta Face Pushback Over Data Center Tax Breaks — Lawmaker Says They Have ‘More Money Than God’

Ravikash Bakolia

Some state lawmakers, including Ohio State Rep. Tristan Rader, D-Lakewood, want to repeal the sales-tax exemption and renegotiate previous deals with big tech companies for data centers.

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