AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoBusiness Enforcement: Pennsylvania State Police report 99.4% of businesses visited have removed skill-game machines since the state Supreme Court ruled them illegal outside licensed venues; officers seized 14 machines from holdouts. Manufacturing & Logistics: Pennsylvania-based Pride Mobility opened a 191,000-square-foot Las Vegas manufacturing and distribution hub, aiming to speed deliveries across the West. Energy & Data Centers: PPL announced its first plan to generate power for data centers, as a separate study says Ohio and Pennsylvania could connect new energy projects faster by using spare capacity on existing grid connections. Industrial Results: Yardley-based Smart Sand reported $112.3 million in third-quarter revenue and expects 2026 sales volumes to rise 20% to 30% from last year. Labor & Retail: Walmart agreed to pay $7.8 million to settle Pennsylvania child-labor violations, the largest such enforcement action in state history. Shipbuilding: Hanwha Philly Shipyard won a roughly $269 million contract to build a U.S. Navy landing ship, its first Navy order since Hanwha acquired the yard in 2024.
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