Vulcan Materials wins a round against Mexico; Tom Beckbe secures minority investment; Madison plans new aquatics center; Foley pauses data center applications

Vulcan Materials wins round against Mexico

The International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes Tribunal has ruled that Mexico violated the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) when it stopped Birmingham-based Vulcan Materials from operating in part in Mexico in 2018. Vulcan initiated arbitration proceedings. â€” AL.com

Tom Beckbe secures minority investment

Birmingham-based outdoor apparel and gear manufacturer Tom Beckbe has received a minority investment from Cox Outdoors. Cox Outdoors, a division of Cox Enterprises, focuses on partnering with outdoor consumer brands to drive conservation and generational growth. â€” PR Newswire

Madison plans new aquatics center

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The city of Madison and Madison City Schools are building an aquatics center at Madison’s Dublin Park. The 60-acre park already features soccer fields, a gym, tennis courts and more. â€” Hville Blast

Foley pauses data center applications

The Foley City Council has paused data center applications in the city for six months. The moratorium gives the city time to study the impact data centers might have on the community. â€” News 5