Google owes Alabama $7.6 million; BIrmingham developer has Richmond-area plans; Mobile businesses donate Thanksgiving meals; Montgomery Techlab hosts Pitch Night

Google owes Alabama $7.6 million

A $391.5 million settlement that Google has reached with 40 states over location tracking practices means Alabama will be getting $7.6 million from the tech giant. It’s part of the largest multi-state attorney general privacy settlement in U.S. history. – AL.com

 

Birmingham developer has Richmond-area plans

Birmingham-based Pivotal Residential is planning a 324-unit project in the Bon Air area of Chesterfield County near Richmond, Virginia. The project encompasses 31 acres and about a dozen buildings. The firm is seeking rezoning of the land to allow for the project.  – Richmond BizSense

 

Mobile businesses donate 350 Thanksgiving meals

Several Mobile businesses are donating 350 Thanksgiving meals to Mobile families. The businesses involved are Victory Health, Piggly Wiggly, Alabama Orthopedic Clinic and Cadence Bank.  – Fox 10

 

Montgomery Techlab’s Pitch Night tonight

Ten companies in Montgomery Techlab’s current cohort will take part tonight in Pitch Night, making business pitches about their startup companies. The companies involved are in health care, IT solutions, education, real estate and more. – Montgomery Techlab