AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoData Privacy & Enforcement: Acting Attorney General Cori Mills announced a settlement with Labcorp over a 2019 data breach tied to a medical debt collector, underscoring that companies can’t outsource security duties to vendors. AI Readiness for Business: A new report argues AI pilots are over; companies now need to fix data, processes, and workforce fluency before deployments can improve performance. Public Health Watch: CDC reported 3,659 measles cases nationwide as of Sept. 24, with most tied to outbreaks. South Carolina Energy & Grid: Duke Energy is set to receive $50 million in federal funding for grid upgrades in the Carolinas, aimed at boosting capacity and lowering customer costs. Local Infrastructure: SCDOT is seeking public input on I-26 railroad bridge repairs in Lexington County, with comments open through Oct. 15. Education Funding Pressure: USC’s Palmetto College may pause dual enrollment for SC high school students unless additional funding is secured as scholarship support per credit hour has dropped. Consumer Safety: A South Carolina-related report highlights concerns about vape-shop products and kratom legality after overdose deaths. EV Policy: A proposed federal EV fee was delayed as Congress stalls, affecting plans to fund road and transit projects.
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