AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMeta’s New Mexico setback: A state judge ordered Meta to pay $567 million for harms tied to youth mental health, calling the platforms a “public nuisance” and requiring major teen-safety design changes, on top of earlier penalties. Big Tech legal pressure: The company is also fighting a separate, multi-state youth “addiction” case in federal court, where it says the claims are “unsubstantiated.” Food safety alarms: The FDA upgraded a massive egg recall to its highest risk level after Salmonella concerns, and Walmart’s refrigerated soup kit recall remains urgent because the use-by date hasn’t passed. Public health watch: The FDA authorized another emergency screwworm treatment for dogs as officials say the parasite is still contained. Energy & business: A private equity firm returned $13.3 million in dividends after regulators ruled a PNM-related stock deal illegal. Local economy: Albuquerque’s resale boom is getting a spotlight, with Gen Z driving thrift and booth-rental selling. Mining update: A long-idled tungsten project in Hidalgo County is finally moving into modern exploration.
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