AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoBiotech Expansion: United Therapeutics bought the nearly 300-acre former Anheuser-Busch site in Merrimack, signaling major growth for organ-manufacturing research in New Hampshire. Data Center Fight: Bow is in talks for a potential AI data center, with state leaders calling for a moratorium as energy demand and grid impacts loom. Privacy vs. Sensors: Concord Housing is facing a lawsuit over Minut “smart” monitors installed in subsidized apartments, with claims the devices collect more than safety data. AI Rent Pricing: Portsmouth renters say an AI revenue-management tool produced wildly different lease prices for similar units, raising concerns about algorithmic rent-setting. Surveillance Policy: Florida’s DeSantis cited New Hampshire’s stricter license plate reader rules as he orders limits, while privacy advocates push for broader safeguards. Courts & Speech: The First Circuit said Bow School District likely violated the First Amendment by punishing a silent protest using “XX” wristbands at a girls’ soccer game. Workforce Watch: A new NH Fiscal Policy Institute analysis finds unemployment below 3% but wages lag inflation, squeezing purchasing power.
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