AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMining: A strike affecting about 40% of Sibanye-Stillwater’s Montana workforce has ended with a new contract, including a 4.5% first-year raise. Workers are expected back Oct. 9. Consumer Protection: Attorney General Austin Knudsen sued router maker TP-Link, alleging it misled customers about its China ties and device security; the state seeks civil penalties and an order to stop the alleged practices. Livingston: City commissioners unanimously allowed filming of the controversial Daily Wire-affiliated movie to resume, after producers agreed to keep a food pantry accessible and follow permit rules. Trade and Industry: Gov. Greg Gianforte’s India mission is promoting Montana agriculture, technology and manufacturing. In Fort Benton, IND Hemp has opened a processing line to produce ready-to-spin fiber for domestic and overseas buyers. Water and Agriculture: A warm winter left less snow at lower elevations, and summer river flows peaked at about 60% of normal. Spring rains helped some crops, but extreme July heat damaged spring-planted crops in parts of Montana.
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