TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — State economic officials have delayed action on a bid by defense contractor Lockheed Martin Corp. to get $107 million in New Jersey tax breaks for a facility in Camden.
The New Jersey Economic Development Authority was due to consider the award at its meeting Tuesday. But EDA officials say more information is needed.
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