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Dell says it will pay back local incentives

October 23, 2009
By Richard Craver
Winston Salem Journal

Dell Inc. has said in writing that it will pay back $26.5 million in local incentives by mid-February.

Allen Joines, the mayor of Winston-Salem, said yesterday that Dell reconfirmed a pledge that it made Oct. 7 -- shortly after announcing it was closing its desktop-assembly plant in Forsyth County in January and eliminating 905 jobs.

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