AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEducation and Business: The Detroit Regional Chamber urged Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to join a federal tax-credit program funding student scholarships, but Michigan’s teachers union says it could divert support from public schools. Jobs and Growth: Michigan’s unemployment agency launched MiUI, replacing its 14-year-old system with a mobile-friendly platform for workers and employers. The Traverse City region is outpacing state and national job growth, adding 6,300 jobs since early 2020, though leaders warn a shortage of working-age residents could limit expansion. Detroit Development: Eastern Market is seeking a developer for a mixed-use project with housing, retail and Dequindre Cut access; separately, Detroit released 7,500 land-bank properties as part of reforms. Metro Detroit home sales fell 13.9% in October from a year earlier. Energy Costs: Michigan Coal Plant costs have reached $303 million, raising questions about the burden on consumers and businesses as utilities face pressure over rising bills and grid investment. Local Industry: Michigan’s craft beverage sector supports more than 25,000 jobs and generates an estimated $7.3 billion in annual economic impact, according to the state.
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