AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoData Center Pushback: xAI is reportedly offering to buy 418 homes near its Southaven data center, with sellers asked to release claims; the company also faces a $6.1 million fine over construction without proper permits. Infrastructure: MDOT’s low bid to widen I-55 in Madison County is $187.7 million, with work expected to begin next spring if approved. Agriculture: Mississippi River levels are falling again, raising barge costs and squeezing grain profits for Southern farmers. Consumer Privacy: Mississippi will receive $3.6 million from GM’s $220 million settlement over allegations it sold drivers’ data without consent. Local Government: The State Auditor plans to divert tax revenue from six more cities to pay for overdue audits. Business Growth: SubSea Craft plans to move operations to Hancock County, creating 56 jobs; In-N-Out also named Mississippi among states it may consider for future expansion, with no timeline announced.
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