AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoGaming Enforcement: Pennsylvania State Police say 99.4% of businesses visited have removed skill-game machines after the state Supreme Court ruled them illegal outside licensed casinos. The crackdown leaves lawmakers’ long-running debate over taxing and regulating the machines unresolved. Workplace Compliance: Walmart agreed to pay $7.8 million to settle Pennsylvania child-labor violations, following state investigations into workers’ compensation claims. Energy & Investment: PPL’s advanced-stage data-center pipeline in Pennsylvania has reached 35 gigawatts, underscoring the scale of power demand. A separate study says Ohio and Pennsylvania could speed new energy connections by using spare capacity on existing grid links. Business Expansion: Pennsylvania-based Pride Mobility opened a 191,000-square-foot Las Vegas manufacturing and distribution hub, aiming to speed western deliveries and reduce shipments from its Pennsylvania headquarters. Business Funding: The Shapiro administration announced more than $4.9 million in new PIDA loans across four counties to support business growth and job creation.
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