AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoData Center Dispute: AVAIO, developer of a proposed $6 billion data center in Pulaski County, sued the county and officials over new regulations, escalating a fight over local oversight. Retail Lawsuit: Arkansas joined the FTC and 19 states in suing Dollar General over alleged checkout overcharges; the retailer says it aims for accurate pricing and disputes claims of willful misconduct. Expansion & Small Business: Green Trail Fuels bought 25 Littlefield Express stores in Arkansas and Oklahoma. In-N-Out’s CEO named Arkansas as a possible future market, but announced no plans. PeopleFund is also bringing small-business loans, grants and advising to Texarkana. Industry & Investment: West Fraser plans to close its Leola sawmill amid housing-market losses, while Canfor announced a $96 million investment to strengthen its Arkansas hub. Corporate Results: El Dorado-based Murphy USA reported third-quarter net income of $176 million, boosted by stronger fuel margins.
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