Philadelphia Ethics Board Fines Sixers' Lobbying Firm Over Arena Efforts

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A lobbying firm working to promote the Philadelphia 76ers’ plan to build a new arena in Center City has admitted to filing incomplete disclosure reports regarding its efforts to influence city officials about the project last year.

As a result, the CBL Real Estate, which a spokesperson said is the lobbying arm of the team’s development company 76 Devcorp, agreed to pay $4,000 in fines with the Philadelphia Board of Ethics, the board announced Tuesday.

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