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North Carolina Whores Itself to Dell for 1600 Jobs Posted by Pile (8145 views) [E-Mail link] Winston-Salem politicians wanted so much to woo Dell to their state they gave away land, then created a phony payback scheme to cover their tracks. After pumping North Carolina for more than $270m, Dell decided it wasn't done yet. Actually pay for the land its new factory will sit on? Hell, no! In a confusing exchange deal, Dell will "pay" the city of Winston-Salem $7m for land in return for $7m worth of roads and grants from the city to Dell, so it gains the 200-acre factory site for free. Dell currently faces a massive lawsuit over other parts of the North Carolina package. Details     Comments   Name: (change name for anonymous posting) Title: Comments:     1 Article displayed.

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