AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMedia & Antitrust: Hollywood workers and unions are rallying against Paramount Skydance’s $110B Warner Bros. Discovery deal, warning regulators in the US and Europe could still face a fight from California and New York over competition and jobs. Consumer Policy: New York lawmakers moved ahead with a ban on personalized pricing tied to browsing and personal data, adding to the state’s push to curb subscription-style “gotchas.” Tech & Schools: A new NPR/Ipsos survey finds K-12 teachers think AI is weakening critical thinking and eroding trust, while many schools still lack clear classroom rules. NYC Economy & Retail: Retailers say consumers are still spending, but shoppers are quietly changing routines—especially around gas and discretionary purchases—as price pressure lingers. Healthcare Innovation: Eli Lilly reported trial results for retatrutide, saying it cut sleep apnea severity and knee pain while boosting weight loss. Markets: Investors’ sentiment is cooling even as indexes hover near highs, with fear creeping up in the latest sentiment gauges. Public Safety: An FDNY engine responding to an emergency fatally struck a woman in the Bronx; police say no charges yet as the investigation continues. Sports & Local Impact: Knicks fever keeps driving major attention and spending in New York as the NBA Finals roll on.
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