Airbnb filed a formal complaint Monday with New York state's ethics panel against a hotel industry-backed group for allegedly failing to register as a lobbyist, to disclose how it is funded and to report lobbying expenses or file the necessary lobbying reports.
July 17, 2017 at 06:04 PM
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Airbnb filed a formal complaint Monday with New York state’s ethics panel against a hotel industry-backed group for failing to disclose lobbying activity.
Meanwhile, a tenant advocate who is a member of the group fired back with his own complaint with the ethics panel against the online home-sharing service.
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