AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAI & Education: A new Dartmouth survey finds college students use AI extensively for studying, highlighting a shift with implications for learning and career readiness. Critical Minerals: Federal officials announced $70 million for workforce training, but said no New England university has an eligible mining program; Exeter’s Phoenix Tailings refinery illustrates the regional workforce gap. Jobs: New Hampshire recorded the nation’s fastest rise in layoffs in 2026, while community-college students described seeking stable, in-demand careers. Data Centers: Proposals remain a local and political flashpoint, with lawmakers weighing new guardrails amid public pushback. Consumer Privacy: New Hampshire is part of a $220 million multistate settlement with GM over allegations it shared drivers’ data without proper consent; the state is set to receive $4.5 million. Hotels & Banking: Strong buyer interest is driving another banner year for Northern New England hotel sales, while Strategist Bank has received conditional state and federal approval.
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