AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTechnology Investment: Newport-based Nexigen named a new chief technology officer and plans to hire more than 85 people over three to five years as it builds a campus and technology training center. Energy Development: A proposed Lewis County nuclear campus could host six reactors and generate 6.6 gigawatts. The developers say it could bring skilled jobs and long-term investment, but the project still needs approvals. Data Centers: Kentucky communities are weighing potential economic gains against power, water and infrastructure costs. A report estimates Meta incentives in Mason County could reach $50 million a year, while Jessamine County residents seek tighter limits. Campus Construction: WKU has broken ground on a $350 million student housing project, a major investment in the Bowling Green campus. Manufacturing: Kentucky-based Corning is supplying cover glass for Apple’s latest iPhones, with the company saying all cover glass for new iPhones sold globally will come from its U.S. factory by year-end.
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