AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoData-Center Power Costs: Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is challenging state approval of DTE’s Google data-center contracts, which include a $2.26 billion exit fee designed to protect other customers if the company leaves. The dispute spotlights concerns over who pays for the energy demands of large data centers. Trade and Autos: Canada and the U.S. say work is beginning toward a trade deal as tariff disputes weigh on Michigan businesses; Detroit automakers have pressed for tariff relief. Advanced Manufacturing: Michigan State University received a $20 million federal grant to develop diamond semiconductors and space electronics. Troy-based National Manufacturing Group also acquired Nebraska manufacturer A-1 Fiberglass, adding capacity and extending its footprint. Corporate Accountability: Michigan joined a $220 million, 36-state settlement with General Motors over allegations it shared drivers’ data; the state is due $7.2 million. Retail Pricing: Michigan and 19 other states, along with the FTC, sued Dollar General, alleging customers were routinely charged more at checkout than advertised shelf prices.
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