AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWorld Cup Logistics: New Jersey and Gov. Kathy Hochul’s camp touted World Cup ticket-cost cuts, but the New York–New Jersey host committee—key for shuttles, practice-field hunting, and stadium coordination—was notably absent from the announcements. Consumer Protection: New York Senate advanced bills aimed at surveillance pricing, including bans on electronic shelf labels and on online retailers using device or location data to set prices. Transit Labor: The nation’s busiest commuter railroad, the LIRR, is set to resume phased service after a strike deal, ending a Memorial Day-week disruption for about 300,000 daily riders. Utilities & Bills: NYSEG and RG&E got temporary rate increases approved by the Public Service Commission, with impacts far smaller than the original requests. Sports: Canadiens beat Sabres in OT to reach the Eastern Conference final; local high school standouts keep rolling in playoffs and all-state honors. Food Safety: A smoked herring recall was issued over botulism risk.
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