AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPPP Ruling: The 3rd Circuit said a New Jersey car dealership that exceeded federal PPP loan limits early in COVID-19 isn’t entitled to partial forgiveness, backing SBA authority. Political Lawsuit: South Jersey power broker George E. Norcross III sued The Philadelphia Inquirer and editor Nancy Phillips for $100 million, alleging defamation tied to prosecutors’ notes. TikTok Money-Transfer Fight: New Jersey’s attorney general urged a court to hold TikTok liable for operating an unlicensed money transmission business through livestreaming payments. Public Safety Tech: Cherry Hill will end its contract with Flock license-plate cameras at year’s end, citing growing national pushback; the township is also weighing other tech. Housing & Development: East Rutherford’s Parker East began leasing 86 units with rents starting at $3,250 near NJ Transit. Workforce Shakeup: Wonder plans to lay off 533 NJ workers and open a new Gloucester County production/distribution facility. Rates Watch: The Fed raised its benchmark rate to a 3.75%-4% range, a move that could lift borrowing costs for NJ households. Corporate Expansion: Reckitt is progressing a $600M U.S. transformation, including integrating teams into its New Jersey campus.
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