AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoData & Privacy: Acting Attorney General Cori Mills announced a multistate settlement with Labcorp over a 2019 breach tied to a medical debt collector, AMCA, affecting millions nationwide including thousands of Alaska patients. AI Readiness: A new AI-focused brief argues companies are past proof-of-concepts and now face “readiness” gaps inside the enterprise—data, processes, and talent—not just better models. Fraud & Courts: A former Melville-area supervisor was sentenced to 30 months for stealing about $1.6M from customer credit accounts, using wires for a failed South Carolina restaurant venture and personal expenses. Energy & Grid: Duke Energy is set to receive $50M in federal funding for grid upgrades in South Carolina and North Carolina, aimed at boosting capacity and lowering customer costs. Education Funding: USC’s Palmetto College may have to limit dual enrollment for SC high school students as lottery-funded scholarship support per credit hour has fallen. Local Business/Jobs: TripStop plans a new travel center at Interstate 81 Exit 105 in Radford, with about a $5M investment. Fuel Watch: Diesel prices stayed volatile; one Georgetown County station hit $5.69/gallon in the week ending Sept. 19.
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