AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCasino Deal Watch: Caesars Entertainment shareholders will vote Sept. 22 on Tilman Fertitta’s $17.6 billion, $31-per-share all-cash bid to take the company private, with the board recommending approval and the Carano-controlled Recreational Enterprises already backing it. Local Business & Jobs: The Fertitta family is also set to acquire Boston’s Union Oyster House, ending Joe Milano’s longtime ownership while promising no staff or operations changes. Labor & Pay Benchmarks: A new global comparison of minimum wages (PPP-adjusted) puts San Marino at $2,339 per month, ranking 12th worldwide, with Switzerland topping the list. Housing Pipeline: A design commission hearing is set for a proposal to replace three commercial auto-sales buildings on East Colorado Boulevard with 143 affordable units (144 total) in a six-story development. Legal & Rights: The European Court of Human Rights ruled in Kavala v. Türkiye that there were multiple violations tied to his detention, ordering the state to secure his release and treat the conviction as null and void. Sports Economy: FIFA’s Infantino faces mounting opposition as UEFA chief Ceferin rules out a challenge but says an opposition candidate could emerge in March.
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