AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEnergy & Industry: GM says it’s developing sodium-ion battery tech at its Wallace Battery Cell Innovation Center in Warren, partnering with Peak Energy to build a lower-cost, longer-life storage option aimed at commercialization by 2028—targeting the growing electricity needs of AI data centers. Auto Supply Chain: Magna’s CEO says the company is open to assembling Chinese vehicles in Canada, but only with truly long-term plans. Cross-Border Trade & Infrastructure: Canada’s and Michigan’s Gordie Howe Bridge is set for a ribbon-cutting this week, with traffic expected to start later this month—an economic boost for Detroit-Windsor commerce. Local Business Growth: Outdoor Adventures in Bellaire rebranded and launched new guided tours and custom bus trips across northern Michigan. Sports Business: The PGA Tour’s Rocket Classic will end after the 2026 event in Detroit, after Rocket declined its 2027 option. Women’s Hockey: Hilary Knight signed with PWHL expansion Las Vegas in a deal that will send her to Detroit via sign-and-trade. Public Health & Consumer Protection: Michigan AG Letitia James secured $36.5 million from CVS over Medicaid insulin overbilling, with money going to state Medicaid programs. Cybersecurity & Defense Tech: Brighton’s BrightlineIT achieved CMMC Level 2 certification, positioning it for regulated government and defense work. Workforce & Education: Aquinas College added AI literacy, cybersecurity, and esports/gaming administration majors for fall 2026 as Michigan schools race to match tech job demand.
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