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Silicon Valley Money Sinks Prop 40 Billionaire Tax as San Francisco Votes Yes and Peninsula Says No

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The Associated Press called Proposition 40 defeated on Nov. 9, ending a one-time 5 percent tax on California billionaires' net worth after a campaign bankrolled largely by Bay Area tech fortunes, even as San Francisco voters, who count more billionaire neighbors than any other city in the state, backed the measure.

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