AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEV Manufacturing: Lucid secured another $1.75 billion from its Saudi backer, extending its cash runway into late 2027. The company has cut production and eliminated a second shift at its Arizona factory as it works to lower costs. Mining & Permitting: The Senate advanced a bill that could clear the way for Copper World to place mine waste on federal land near Tucson, overriding court rulings; Arizona’s senators split on the vote. Data Centers: Tombstone Resources has applied to build a large AI data center in Cochise County, as local debate grows over the projects’ power and water demands. Transportation: Tucson’s new I-10 interchange at Country Club Road opened, ending months of construction disruption for nearby businesses. Housing: Progress Residential will pay $49.8 million to settle claims over hidden rental fees; Arizona is set to receive $1.25 million. Retail: Tempe’s longtime Bashas’ store at Warner and McClintock plans to close by the end of November. Trucking: Former congressman Matt Salmon will become Arizona Trucking Association president and CEO on Dec. 7.
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