AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAntitrust & Media: California AG Rob Bonta leads a 12-state lawsuit to block Paramount Skydance’s $110B-plus Warner Bros. Discovery merger, arguing it would crush competition in film distribution and basic cable; New Mexico is among the plaintiffs, while a Republican AG candidate, Michael Gates, attacks Bonta’s leadership of the case. Local Business: Albuquerque’s city commission approved a second In-N-Out at Cottonwood Mall, adding a drive-through and landscaping plan. Energy & Utilities: A federal analysis warns Colorado’s Lake Powell could drop to a level that stops hydropower by March 2027, threatening power for about 6 million across the Southwest. Retail & Consumer Safety: General Mills recalled 735,000+ Pillsbury frozen bread rolls in multiple states due to possible glass contamination. Tech & Cybersecurity: Fairlife paused U.S. production after a ransomware breach hit parts of its production systems, though quality/safety were said to be unaffected. Economy & Housing: June home sales rose while inventory increased at a measured pace, keeping prices steady year over year. Agriculture & Trade: New World screwworm response planning ramps up with a binational summit in New Mexico focused on surveillance and eradication. Energy Prices: AAA reports New Mexico gas prices are back above $4 per gallon as crude oil uncertainty returns.
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