A watchdog state authority in New York that oversees the activities of local economic development and industrial agencies secured a victory before the state’s highest court on Thursday that reaffirmed its investigatory and enforcement power over publicly formed corporations.

The New York State Authorities Budget Office has the power to require those local agencies, called industrial development agencies, to file separate financial reports for each of their affiliates or subsidiaries, the Court of Appeals said in a unanimous decision.

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