AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAI & Employment: 26 Meta employees sued, alleging the company used AI scoring and monitoring data to penalize workers on medical or parental leave and then select about 8,000 people for May layoffs. Consumer Health Watch: Florida AG James Uthmeier launched a civil investigation into potassium bromate in bread and baked goods, warning the additive may be linked to cancer and sending subpoenas to major users, including General Mills/Pillsbury. Civil Rights Clash: Muslim civil rights groups sued Florida officials to block a new state designation that would label CAIR as a “domestic terrorist organization,” arguing it could shut down operations and chill advocacy. Genetic Data Fallout: Multistate AG settlements tied to the 23andMe genetic data breach set aside $150 million in allowed state claims, with limited immediate payouts (Florida’s share not specified in the coverage). Cruise & Port Growth: Port Canaveral detailed nearly $175 million in upgrades, including a major expansion of Cruise Terminal 5 and a new 13-story parking garage. Local Business & Real Estate: Two Wynwood restaurants—Shiso and Niño Gordo—closed within days, while a Palm Beach townhouse sold for $11.39 million. Transportation Innovation: Kissimmee Gateway Airport is testing electric air taxis and autonomous air-mobility systems as a future ride-sharing option.
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