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Commerce wants to close the deal (access required)

by Brad Iverson-Long

Published: February 14,2013

The Idaho Department of Commerce is leading an effort to create a $3 million deal-closing fund, which will add to the state’s economic development toolkit to entice companies to move to or grow in Idaho. Legislation setting up the fund and its requirements and restrictions passed the House Business Committee Feb. 11, though lawmakers must ...
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