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While rumors swirled about NDAs and personal investment, Atlas Agro’s Australian backer sent the first data center payment. Two Richland councilmembers support a town hall to sort it all out.
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While rumors swirled about NDAs and personal investment, Atlas Agro’s Australian backer sent the first data center payment. Two Richland councilmembers support a town hall to sort it all out.
The seven Richland city councilmembers’ enthusiasm for the data center proposed for north Richland has inspired theories on social media of councilmember non-disclosure agreements (NDA) and possible council financial investments. Two councilmembers agree with residents who want a town hall to sort it all out. Meanwhile the Australian firm, Macquarie Group, that agreed to loan the Swiss company, Atlas Agro, $325 million in 2023, wired its first p…
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