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FILE - In this Dec. 14, 2017 file photo, Quicken Loans founder Dan Gilbert, center, meets with Joe Hudson, former CEO of the J.L. Hudson Company, right, at the groundbreaking site of the city's new 800-foot-tall building, in Detroit. Michigan's economic development board awarded $618 million in tax incentives on Tuesday, May 22, 2018, for a $2.1 billion development project in Detroit that includes a 58-story building on the site of the iconic former J.L. Hudson department store, the first use of new state tax breaks for "transformational" redevelopment work. The Strategic Fund board approved the package for Bedrock Management Services, along with a separate $4 million grant for Amazon to locate a warehouse in the Grand Rapids area. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio File)

FILE - In this Dec. 14, 2017 file photo, Quicken Loans founder Dan Gilbert, center, meets with Joe Hudson, former CEO of the J.L. Hudson Company, right, at the groundbreaking site of the city's new 800-foot-tall building, in Detroit. Michigan's economic development board awarded $618 million in tax incentives on Tuesday, May 22, 2018, for a $2.1 billion development project in Detroit that includes a 58-story building on the site of the iconic former J.L. Hudson department store, the first use of new state tax breaks for "transformational" redevelopment work. The Strategic Fund board approved the package for Bedrock Management Services, along with a separate $4 million grant for Amazon to locate a warehouse in the Grand Rapids area. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio File)

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