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York County Council set to vote on pulling $1.5 billion Octapharma deal

York County Council is set to vote on withdrawing incentives for a $1.5 billion Octapharma deal, which could cancel the Swiss company's plan to build a U.S. manufacturing plant in Rock Hill and cost 1,500 jobs. Disputes over tax revenue sharing among York County, Rock Hill, and the Rock Hill School District have led to failed negotiations, with the school district risking millions in lost funds if the deal collapses.

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