AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSocial Media Lawsuits: A U.S. appeals court cleared the way for more than 3,000 lawsuits against Meta and TikTok over claims their platforms are addictive and harmful to young users, rejecting arguments tied to Section 230. Consumer Costs: Car insurance is rising again nationwide, with New Jersey still among the most expensive states even after a midyear dip. Food Safety: Oma’s Pride recalled dog food in multiple states due to possible salmonella contamination, and Walmart’s Marketside soup kit recall over listeria risk includes New Jersey. Privacy/Regulation: NJ Attorney General Matt Platkin joined a coalition suing the Trump administration over demands for sensitive driver data from AAMVA, arguing federal agencies violated privacy laws. Real Estate & Housing: Fairways at Cranford hit 93% leased, signaling continued demand for amenity-rich luxury rentals. Business & Growth: Edible Garden reported Q2 results with revenue up 12.8% and sales up 31.2% as it pushes its Farm-to-Formula strategy. Public Policy: NJ advocates urged stable state funding for cancer research, proposing $10 million annually from tobacco tax revenue. Tech/Work: A new look at how remote work reshaped employment law and workplace expectations.
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