AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAntitrust & Drug Pricing: Michigan AG Dana Nessel joined a 43-state coalition in a $400 million settlement in principle with Sandoz over alleged generic-drug price-fixing and competition restraints, with trial expected in 2027 and injunctive reforms tied to approval. NH Energy Governance: A new look at New Hampshire’s power-market setup argues the state is likely to stay tied to ISO New England, and that “leaving” could raise costs—pushing instead for targeted regulatory and transmission changes. Healthcare Workforce: Elliot Hospital’s Granite State P.A.R.T.N.E.R.S. program is using nursing-expansion grant funds to cover non-tuition barriers like uniforms, supplies, groceries, and transportation to help students finish and stay in nursing. Food Safety: The Cyclospora outbreak is now reported across 15 states, with New Hampshire among the additions as health officials expand the scope and track thousands of confirmed and suspected cases. Consumer Protection & SNAP: A report highlights SNAP payment error rates, warning that Massachusetts’ higher errors could trigger taxpayer penalties—while New Hampshire’s rate is lower but still above the threshold. Local Development: Keene developers are eyeing a major reuse plan after a purchase of the former Main Street America Insurance headquarters, aiming to avoid long-term vacancy. Courts & Markets: A Planet Fitness securities-fraud class action was filed in the District of New Hampshire, tied to claims about membership-growth misrepresentations.
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