US- Officials at the New York State Common Retirement Fund are looking for firms to be on the receiving end of over $500m the state has allocated for in-state businesses.
State comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said the scheme's in-state fund has $538m remaining from the $931m the pension fund has earmarked. The in-state fund is meant to have the "double bottom-line" of...
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