AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoDelaware Economy & Policy: Former state Sen. Charlie Copeland says Delaware needs a new direction built on tighter spending, fewer barriers to private investment, and policies that better match real-world business impacts. Consumer Safety & Fraud: Wilmington led Delaware cities in June with 13 BBB Scam Tracker reports, totaling $895 in reported losses, with online purchase scams the most common. Local Business Climate: Delaware’s Division of Small Business will open fall EDGE Grant applications Aug. 11, with $1.15 million available for eligible startups and small businesses and a one-day pitch/award event Nov. 10. Energy & Home Tech: Tigo is expanding virtual power plant incentives to Delaware, Maryland and Virginia, aiming to help homeowners cut bills and support grid demand using battery storage. Public Safety Tech: A Flock automated license plate reader on Ball State’s campus was cut down, reigniting privacy concerns around ALPR use. National Legal/Politics: The U.S. Senate confirmed Todd Blanche as attorney general in a 50-49 vote, drawing sharp criticism from civil rights advocates. Sports & Business Culture: LeBron James’ Philadelphia 76ers veteran-minimum deal spotlights how athlete brand power can translate into broader economic influence. International Dealmaking: Ironhill (India) merged with its U.S. namesake via bankruptcy to restart and expand the craft-beer brand across both countries.
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