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By Audrey Jensen | Phoenix Business Journal
KORE Power Inc.’s CEO is stepping down and the company has confirmed it will no longer build its proposed $1 billion battery manufacturing plant in the West Valley.
The moves come as rumors have swirled in recent weeks about the state of the project.
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