AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSemiconductors: Micron reached a labor agreement with its Taichung union, ending scheduled mediation, but a separate Taoyuan union strike over bonuses and profit-sharing still looms. In Boise, CWI students are preparing for jobs tied to Micron’s expansion, which is expected to create thousands of openings. Energy and Growth: Idaho utilities say costs and permitting remain barriers to nuclear-powered electricity, as the state studies solar planning to meet rising demand. Jobs and Exports: Idaho added 700 nonfarm jobs while unemployment held steady; the state also received a $329,000 federal grant to help small businesses boost exports. Local Investment: Fred Meyer plans a second store in south Caldwell, while the National Baseball Resort near Tetonia pushed its opening to 2028 as annexation takes longer than expected. Small Business: A Meridian home bakery has expanded to three Treasure Valley sales locations after a city-code dispute prompted its owner to rethink the business.
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