AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCybersecurity & Water Infrastructure: Federal agencies say Iranian-linked hackers have hit water and wastewater systems across at least a dozen states, including NJ, forcing utilities to switch to manual operations and issue boil-water notices. Local Tech Policy: Neptune Township voters approved bans on AI data centers and ICE jails, tying Big Tech buildouts to deportation enforcement and showing how NJ towns are shaping what gets built. Retail Data Rules: NJ’s Fair Price Protection Act targets “surveillance pricing,” aiming to stop companies from using personal data to set higher prices for essential goods. Healthcare & Research: A nationwide Medicare study found people living within 500 feet of a dry cleaner had higher Parkinson’s odds, while NJ’s Rutgers dental school program expands free preventive care. STEM & Space: An international team analyzed a meteorite that punched through a NJ roof and reported clues about salty fluids on a primitive asteroid. Education & Careers: Princeton topped LinkedIn’s 2026 long-term career outcomes ranking as the only NJ school in the top 50. Digital Marketing: Wowbix says many dental websites are outdated and slow on mobile, hurting search visibility and patient growth. Transit Update: PATH riders will lose SmartLink cards Sept. 1 as the agency pushes TAPP and contactless payments.
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