AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoLocal Tech & Mobility: Uber and Waymo are clashing over a new Washington, D.C. driverless-car bill, with Uber warning it could squeeze out human drivers while Waymo argues it will improve safety and access. Consumer Finance: A D.C. federal judge partially paused the CFPB’s workforce-cut plan, letting the nominee for the next director review it, extending the fight over how far the agency can shrink. Media & Competition: State attorneys general sued to block Paramount Skydance’s $111B deal for Warner Bros. Discovery, arguing it would raise prices and reduce choices across TV and film. Healthcare Workforce: Covista and its foundation pledged $10M plus 50,000 volunteer hours to expand the healthcare workforce, targeting burnout and access barriers. Business Aviation Safety: Nimbl released its 2026 annual safety report for business aviation, finding procedural errors were the most common incident cause. Energy Storage: Stryten Energy agreed to acquire C&D Trojan to expand battery manufacturing and energy storage capacity. Courts & Compliance: WVU Health System agreed to pay $4.17M over Controlled Substances Act violations tied to recordkeeping and reporting. Infrastructure & Transit: Transurban is seeking to expand Virginia’s I-95 express toll lanes, adding 120 miles of bidirectional capacity. Local Governance: The Kennedy Center’s Trump-era sign tarp remains up a month after the name was removed, frustrating lawmakers who want it down.
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