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Romney, businesses wrangle on 'loopholes'

By Scott S. Greenberger
Globe Staff / January 31, 2005

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Governor Mitt Romney, the former corporate executive who ran for the corner office on a pledge to push business-friendly policies to create jobs, has collected an estimated $210 million by closing corporate tax ''loopholes," and last week he said he would seek $170 million more. (Full article: 1184 words)

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