Politics,
read clearly.
What’s happening right now — and what it actually means.
Prichard, Alabama is weighing whether to host a $93 million data center that its supporters describe as one of the largest single private investments the struggling Mobile County city has seen in years.
Clackamas County commissioners are considering their moratorium in that legal environment — not in a vacuum.
Develop Fulton told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution it is coordinating with the company on how to undo the deals.
Cervenka Development Partners has 30 days to appeal to Lorain County Common Pleas Court.
Less attention has gone to a structural detail that matters more: the exemption underneath all of it runs for up to 50 years.
The Direct Message: Virginia didn't decide whether data centers should keep their tax break.
The company already relies on AI for roughly 50% of content and ad review decisions across Facebook, Instagram, and its other platforms.
The Direct Message: An 86 percent landslide is not really a referendum on one data center.
A policy designed to pump the brakes on new tax breaks for data centers instead triggered a stampede to grab the last ones available.
Read quickly, that number sounds like reassurance.
