AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoRight-to-repair fight: Colorado’s new electronics repair law is getting its first major court test as Acme Revival sues Toast, Owl Labs, and Blackmagic, alleging they didn’t provide the parts, schematics, tools, software, and access independent technicians need to fix devices. Labor pressure: Starbucks Workers United is calling for a nationwide boycott until the company signs a contract with its unionized baristas, with support from the AFL-CIO and the Chicago Teachers Union. Energy & space: Pulsar Helium says it’s moving from discovery to production at its Topaz Project in Minnesota, as helium supply tightens globally. Water stress: A new Colorado River plan is finalized, but Nevada is suing and cities and farmers are stuck planning amid uncertainty. Local business: Denver’s dining scene gets a jolt as Chicago Mike’s Beef & Dogs closes in Centennial, while new openings keep the restaurant pipeline moving. Policy & governance: A U.S. Supreme Court procedural ruling against Colorado and other states over voting rules is not expected to change mail-ballot operations in Montrose County for now.
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