AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoRetail Expansion: Sprouts Farmers Market keeps rolling out new stores, opening in Arlington and College Station (Sept. 25) and adding locations in San Diego and Limerick on Oct. 2, with local grower partnerships and opening-day promos. Public Safety & Courts: North Texas authorities say a major drug trafficking operation led to 19 indictments, with six still at large, after alleged weekly deliveries from trap houses near schools and parks. Tech & Cyber: A class-action firm says a Gallagher Transport data breach exposed sensitive info for at least 1,097 Texas residents, while OpenAI’s DevDay launch comes amid renewed scrutiny of agent safety controls. AI/Trade & IP: Netlist filed a complaint seeking an import ban on Micron chips used in AI products by Google, Nvidia and Broadcom, continuing its patent fight. Energy & Infrastructure: Texas-linked grid upgrades are in focus as a Colorado project wins $250M to boost transfer capacity between Western and Eastern power grids, including a Texas connection. Policy & Business Costs: The U.S. Senate passed the Common Cents Act, setting national cash-rounding rules after penny phaseout—aimed at reducing operational and legal headaches for cash-heavy businesses.
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