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The Texas comptroller’s office has picked New York-based tech company Odyssey to manage the state’s $1 billion private school voucher program, putting the four-year-old company in charge of selecting ...

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The bidding process was questioned on Friday after the company, Public Partnerships LLC, admitted it had exchanged unspecified communications with state officials before the contract was awarded. By ...