AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSupply Chain: A strike at Associated Grocers’ Pembroke warehouse is disrupting deliveries, though the effect on as many as 1,000 independent stores across New England and New York is still unclear. Teamsters Local 633 says the dispute centers on the company’s plan to replace pensions with a 401(k). Business Growth: Wallace Building Products plans to add a production center in Tilton, while Costco is slated to open its second New Hampshire store in late 2027. Commercial Real Estate: New Hampshire’s office construction pipeline is running thin, a potential constraint on future business space. State Policy: Democrats’ new legislative majorities in Concord could reshape debates over housing, energy and school funding, with implications for employers and local budgets. Investor Warning: A Pelham man was indicted on charges alleging he raised about $2 million through a Ponzi scheme; prosecutors say investors lost several hundred thousand dollars.
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