AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHousing Costs: Dover officials may reverse a new sprinkler mandate for homes after builders warned it could raise prices and worsen affordability; council members are reconsidering the rule adopted last month. Rural Health Investment: Delaware will receive more than $160 million in federal funding for a second year, supporting care access, workforce growth and lower costs, especially in rural Kent and Sussex counties. AI and Corporate Risk: Sen. Chris Coons is calling for a probe of Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang over reported links to a Chinese businesswoman suspected by U.S. intelligence of passing information to Beijing; Nvidia shares fell more than 4% Monday. Delaware Tech: Wilmington-based, Delaware-incorporated Truthlocks has launched a digital verification platform for signed statements, records and automated actions. Clean-Energy Growth: Aternium named longtime CSC executive Scott Malfitano COO as it shifts toward construction and operations, including a planned heavy-water and clean-hydrogen facility in Dover.
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