AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFIFA Fallout: FIFA President Gianni Infantino’s plan to sell stakes in World Cup profits to private investors is collapsing under backlash from UEFA, CONCACAF and Infantino’s own adviser, who resigned calling it “a bad deal for football.” New Jersey Food Rules: NJ’s “Skip the Stuff” plastic utensil law takes effect Aug. 1, requiring restaurants to provide single-use items only when customers request them—aimed at cutting waste and costs. Public Health Watch: FDA expanded a recall of Brooklyn Roasting Company pasteurized cold brew concentrate distributed in New Jersey after improper room-temperature storage raised botulism risk concerns. Healthcare & Economy: A report warns patient debt is adding strain to an already fragile U.S. economy, highlighting how medical costs keep households under pressure. Sports Business: The U.S. Navy awarded $40 million for long-endurance unmanned ocean mapping, including a New Jersey firm (Ocean Power Technologies) among the contractors. Politics & Data Markets: NJ Sen. Andy Kim said he won’t base campaign decisions on Kalshi’s prediction-market data, citing lack of transparency.
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