AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 minutes agoChemours Lawsuit: A securities fraud class action filed in Delaware alleges Chemours misled investors about financial guidance and demand for its Opteon products; investors have until Dec. 7 to seek lead-plaintiff status. Energy Reliability: A federal emergency order targeting blackout risks across 13 states puts power supply in focus for Delaware businesses and data center development. Data Centers: New Castle County approved its second data center rule as public opposition grows, adding to debate over how to manage the fast-expanding industry. Business Costs: Delaware’s higher business taxes and fees are drawing warnings from business advocates and Republicans that added costs could weaken the state’s appeal to companies. Health Investment: Bayhealth outlined statewide expansion plans, including buying the rest of Blue Hen and expanding hybrid emergency care. Solar Projects: Delaware advanced $165 million in housing and solar projects, while a separate $20 million solar push leaves consumers waiting to see how much they may save.
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