AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAI Investment: Michigan’s 31 tracked data-center projects represent about $30.1 billion in announced investment, not guaranteed spending. Voters are weighing potential jobs and tax revenue against electricity bills, water use and local control. Factory Jobs: Tariff concerns are hitting home in Zeeland, where clockmaker Howard Miller closed its factory and laid off nearly 200 workers; a former employee plans to vote against Republicans in the midterms. Workers: At Corning’s Hemlock plant, 1,400 workers organized with the United Steelworkers, seeking a stronger voice on pay and safety while making solar-industry components. Health Costs: Michigan’s attorney general is suing Blue Cross Blue Shield, alleging its market dominance raises premiums and cuts provider pay; the insurer has not been found liable. Local Growth: South Haven approved a five-year economic plan that flags housing shortages and workforce constraints, and calls for more year-round jobs alongside tourism. Detroit Development: A $1 million state brownfield grant is expected to support Corktown redevelopment and 125 new jobs.
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