AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBusiness & Policy: The Detroit Regional Chamber urged Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to join a Trump-backed tax-credit push opposed by teachers’ unions, putting business incentives and school funding in the spotlight. Energy & Infrastructure: DTE plans to sell a non-utility business to help fund grid upgrades and meet data-center demand, as Michigan faces scrutiny over high power costs and frequent outages. Housing & Development: Metro Detroit home sales fell 13.9% year over year in October. Detroit’s land bank, meanwhile, released 7,500 properties and announced reforms aimed at easing resident frustrations. Manufacturing: West Michigan factories are showing modest growth, though inflation remains a concern; new production methods highlighted this week promise faster auto assembly and quicker factory changeovers. Michigan Companies: Dearborn-based Carhartt pledged $1 million to food-access groups, including support for a food distribution effort in its hometown.
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