AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoKnicks Parade Logistics: NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani confirmed Lower Manhattan will be car-free south of Canal Street starting 7 a.m. for Thursday’s ticker-tape celebration after the Knicks’ 53-year title drought ended. Public Safety & Tourism: A Central Park horse-drawn carriage crash killed an 18-year-old tourist after the horse bolted; the Transport Workers Union says the driver was suspended and calls for a full investigation. Energy Policy: The Trump administration will pay Invenergy $765M to cancel four early offshore wind leases, redirecting money toward faster-build fossil and geothermal projects. Markets Watch: U.S. stocks slid as Fed projections raised odds of rate hikes; retail sales still rose 0.9% in May, showing consumer resilience. Tech & Infrastructure: Venango residents packed a meeting over a proposed Scrubgrass data center tied to KEEL Infrastructure’s powerplant and plans for AI/supercomputing. Aviation Finance: KKR disclosed a $1.4B aircraft leasing bet with Altavair as Airbus/Boeing supply constraints keep planes scarce. Local Construction Impact: First Avenue tower work in Lenox Hill is drawing complaints from nearby businesses about prolonged disruption.
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