LSU and Hyundai Steel signed a master research agreement on Tuesday, which leaders described as a landmark partnership aimed at boosting innovation, workforce development and future jobs in Louisiana.
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LSU and Hyundai Steel signed a Master Research Agreement, marking the beginning of a partnership in connection with the $5.8 billion steel mill planned for Ascension Parish near Donaldsonville.
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LSU and Hyundai have entered into a decade-long research partnership related to the automaker’s $5.8 billion steel mill being built in Ascension Parish.
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Years ago, in a raucous rally of groups along Cancer Alley, the co-founder of Inclusive Louisiana, Barbara Washington, stood up and invoked her ancestors. “My great great great grandmother Harriet…
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The Advocate: Judge delays release of Louisiana parish’s secrecy deals linked to industrial projects
A judge ruled Wednesday that nondisclosure agreements between Ascension Parish, state officials and business leaders related to industrial projects can remain secret while an earlier judgment ordering their release is appealed.
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Last week a state judge ruled that yes, Ascension Parish must release the non-disclosure agreements that parish officials have signed regarding the parish’s radical plan to extend Cancer Alley. We first…
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A recent court ruling ordering Ascension Parish to release non-disclosure agreements tied to major industrial development projects in west Ascension could become a test of how far Louisiana governments can go in shielding economic development records from public view.
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A state court judge has ruled that Ascension Parish improperly withheld non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) entered into by Parish officials with other state officials and Hyundai in connection with proposed heavy industrial development projects planned for West Ascension Parish.
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The use of nondisclosure agreements to temporarily shield from public view details of planned industrial projects and associated tax incentives in Ascension Parish will be scrutinized by a state court judge to determine whether the documents should remain secret.
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