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- Neighbors for a Better San Francisco is spending $10 million to oppose progressive tax initiatives, including a 'CEO tax' on the June ballot.
- The tax would target companies with large pay gaps between executives and median workers and could raise about $200 million for city services.
- Backed by billionaire donor Bill Oberndorf, the effort faces concerns about similar proposals in Los Angeles as part of a broader California trend.
