AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoOpioid Settlement: Walmart agreed to pay the U.S. government $50 million to settle the opioid lawsuit, with no admission of liability, and the deal calls for tighter pharmacy oversight and a hotline for suspected illegal dispensing. Housing & Credit Pressure: Foreclosure filings rose 10% year over year in July, according to ATTOM, signaling continued strain for some homeowners even as overall levels stay below historical highs. Delaware Fraud Watch: Wilmington led Delaware cities in July BBB Scam Tracker reports, with 13 scams logged, while Delaware overall had five reports. Local Food Access: Milford groups received Delaware Grocery Initiative grants—$20,000 for Milford Fresh Access, $18,150 for Milford Advocacy for the Homeless, and $25,000 for the Food Bank of Delaware to expand food rescue and meal support. Energy Policy: Gov. Meyer signed a package of energy bills, including a cap on Delmarva Power’s nonessential spending and new audit requirements for utilities. Business & Courts: A Delaware bankruptcy case advanced for Chemours investor claims as former CEO Mark Newman sought dismissal, while Nasdaq notified AiRWA of a late 10-K filing, giving it until Oct. 23 to submit a compliance plan.
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