Decision reached in Bellefonte nuclear plant suit; Eviction moratorium overturned; CNN Analysis spotlights Mobile-built Littoral Combat Ships; Vulcan completes U.S. Concrete acquisition; Regions moves into Kansas City market

A federal judge ruled that Tennessee Valley Authority does not have to sell its Bellefonte nuclear plant to Nuclear Development, but is required to pay $22.9 million plus interest.

Decision reached in Bellefonte nuclear plant suit

A federal judge ruled this week that Tennessee Valley Authority does not have to sell its Bellefonte nuclear plant to the private company, Nuclear Development, but required TVA to pay the company $22.9 million plus interest. — Memphis Commercial Appeal

 

Eviction moratorium overturned

A group of Alabama and Georgia landlords and real estate trade associations were successful in challenging a moratorium on evictions, put in place by the Biden administration to aid people whose ability to pay rent has been damaged by the pandemic. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of the real estate interests yesterday. — Crains Detroit

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CNN Analysis spotlights Mobile-built Littoral Combat Ships

Headline piece on CNN examines the role of the Navy’s Littoral Combat Ships, including the USS Gabrielle Giffords, built by Austal USA in Mobile. — CNN

 

Vulcan completes U.S. Concrete acquisition

Birmingham-based aggregates supplier Vulcan Materials Inc. has completed its acquisition of Texas-based U.S. Concrete, which it announced in June. The purchase was described as having a total equity value of $1.294 billion. — Vulcan Materials

 

Regions moves into Kansas City market

Birmingham-based Regions Bank has opened a mortgage office in Kansas City, its first operation in the area. Region’s branch banking network covers 15 states in the South, Midwest and Texas. — Regions

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