AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAuto Privacy: GM will pay $220 million to settle claims it shared drivers’ data with insurance-related brokers; Michigan gets $7.2 million, and the deal requires clear consumer consent and stronger privacy safeguards. Energy: Palisades could restart by late November, pending final tests and regulatory steps, potentially restoring a major source of Michigan power. Auto Trade: Canada-U.S. talks have made limited progress ahead of a threatened Jan. 1 tariff increase on Canadian vehicles and parts, leaving automakers and suppliers facing uncertainty. Defense Infrastructure: Construction is underway on a $152 million Selfridge runway project to support future fighter and tanker missions. Manufacturing: GM plans more than $2 billion in Lansing investment to retool for hybrid production, as the automaker shifts toward hybrid SUVs.
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