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Publications about 2012 special session for nike

June 14, 2014OregonianNike waiting to proceed on World Headquarters project, 18 months after special session
February 22, 2013Blog PostNew Nike Slogan: "I Was Already Just Doing It"
December 17, 2012Statesman JournalNike request sparks debate on best way to boost jobs
December 14, 2012Wall Street JournalNike presses for 40-year tax deal in Oregon
December 14, 2012Blog PostJeld-Wen’s HQ Decision: Proof that Taxes Don’t Matter and Nike Deal is Foolish
December 14, 2012Blog PostBeware "Tax Certainty"
December 12, 2012Portland MercuryNothin' but Net Profits
December 12, 2012Blog PostThe $35 million increase in tax loophole spending not tied to a single job
December 11, 2012Blog PostA Highly Dubious Assumption in the Governor's Proposed Nike Deal
December 11, 2012The Register-GuardNike bill gets special look
December 10, 2012Willamette WeekKitzhaber Wants Retention Contract with Nike
December 10, 2012Blog PostSimple Explanation of "Single-Sales Factor" and How Nike Escapes Taxes As A Result
January 30, 2007Commentary"Single-Sales" - A Modern Robber Baron

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