Biotech startups may get a head start
The Oklahoma City Redevelopment Authority and the Presbyterian Health Foundation are negotiating a plan that would create a "mobile incubator” to attract and then retain startup biotech companies.
The deal, which was approved in concept Wednesday by the redevelopment authority (a trust run by the Urban Renewal Authority ), calls for tax increment finance funds to be used to buy space from the foundation...
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