AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoConsumer Protection: Utah joined the FTC and California in suing telehealth giant Hims & Hers, alleging deceptive “free consult” funnels, hard-to-cancel subscriptions, and sharing sensitive health data with Meta and Snap. Energy & Water: Gov. Mark Gordon vowed to protect Wyoming’s Colorado River shares as drought hits Lake Powell and Lake Mead at historic lows—an issue Utah businesses and agriculture can’t ignore. Nuclear Policy: DOE’s Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campuses shortlist includes Utah, alongside Idaho, Tennessee, Oklahoma, and Louisiana, with states pitching waste storage and new nuclear work tied to data-center power demand. Tech & Power Demand: Samsung reported a 250-fold chip profit surge and warned memory shortages may worsen, underscoring how fast AI buildouts are tightening supply and stressing utilities. Utah Agriculture: A spring freeze wiped out Utah’s tart cherry crop, pushing growers toward emergency loans as the state scrambles to stabilize farm income. Local Industry: BAE Systems upgraded 2026 guidance after strong first-half results, signaling continued defense spending momentum.
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