AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAI Regulation: North Carolina’s Child Fatality Task Force backed efforts to protect young people from chatbot harms, adding momentum to possible legislation that could affect AI companies. Political Shift: Rep. Greg Murphy conceded to Democrat Raymond Smith, leaving Democrats poised to hold 11 of North Carolina’s 14 U.S. House seats despite a GOP redistricting push. Business Support: Harnett County will hold December sessions to help businesses navigate personal-property tax filings; property must be listed by Jan. 31 to avoid a 10% late penalty. Workforce & Education: Mississippi-based Lobaki is expanding into North Carolina, with a Charlotte-based lead and immersive career-learning programs for schools. High Point University’s optometry school also received preliminary accreditation and plans to welcome its first students this summer. Local Investment: Halifax Linen plans a $2 million expansion in Halifax County, adding 11 jobs.
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