AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSports-Betting Fight: Crypto.com and Novig are suing Missouri over the state’s efforts to make sports event-contract platforms stop operating or obtain gambling licenses. The cases could test how federal financial rules and state betting laws apply. Data Centers: Bernstein says only 35% of planned U.S. data center projects look credible, citing grid, permitting and equipment hurdles. The slowdown adds context to Missouri’s debate over possible construction restrictions, but no state action is reported. Columbia Business: MidwayUSA founder Larry Potterfield says the company generates more than $500 million in annual sales and employs about 350 people, making it a major Boone County employer. Rail Investment: Columbia received a $16.2 million federal grant to modernize the COLT Railroad, funding an upgrade to local freight infrastructure. Consumer Protection: Missouri’s attorney general has sued Temu, alleging consumer deception and improper data collection.
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