AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFair Housing Crackdown: Housing Rights Initiative filed multiple complaints with the NJ Division of Civil Rights accusing Greystar—the nation’s largest apartment owner—of systematically refusing Section 8 vouchers, including in New Jersey, after undercover tester calls. Antitrust/Media: Thirteen state attorneys general, including New Jersey, sued to block Paramount Skydance’s proposed $110B Warner Bros. Discovery merger, arguing it would unlawfully reduce competition after DOJ cleared the deal. Data Center Policy: New York’s data-center moratorium is fueling a broader debate on AI infrastructure and energy costs, with industry pushing back as states weigh similar limits. Corporate/Finance: Riker Danzig launched a dedicated Appellate Law Strategies group, formalizing its appellate work. Auto Recall: Subaru recalled 541,000 vehicles over an incorrect weight-rating label, with owners to receive corrected labels. Business Rankings: Time and U.S. News named dozens of New Jersey companies and employers to their “best” lists, led by Merck ranking No. 9 overall in Time’s America’s Best Companies. Local Business & Culture: Montclair’s The Montclair Pod is credited with driving community debate around the town’s school budget deficit, showing how hyperlocal media can shape local business and policy conversations.
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