More than 250 jobs on the way to Ann Arbor courtesy MyBuys
Ann Arbor is scoring again, this time luring California-based MyBuys to set up an office in Tree Town. The deal, brokered by the Michigan Economic Development Corportation, will create 250 new jobs directly and another 350 spin-off jobs.
California-based MyBuys plans to bring up jobs, 250 to be exact now that the Michigan Economic Development Corporation has approved a tax-break to make it happen.
MyBuys, which makes personalized product recommendations for online-retailers, plans to invest $5.4 million to set up an
The Michigan Economic Growth Authority approved a 10-year, $3.9 million state tax credit for the project. The incentive helped make the decision to set up shop here instead of a competing site in
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Writer: Jon Zemke
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