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Pine Bluff requests tax break for new company bringing 150 jobs to town
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PINE BLUFF, Ark. — A new processing facility coming to town could get a big tax break.
The Pine Bluff City Council has voted to ask the state to give back sales tax Cornerstone Processing spends on construction and equipment.
The company bought a former Tyson plant.
The city council says Cornerstone will bring 150 jobs to the area, which is why they want to give the company an incentive.
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