Leadership & Energy: South Pacific Petroleum Corp. named William “Bill” Ada as CEO, the first Guam-born and raised leader in its 25-year history, effective June 1, as the company looks to build on its Exxon-era legacy while focusing on employees, customers and community service. Everyday Savings: Bank of Guam and Shell rolled out a 6% off fuel deal for Bank of Guam Visa Debit cardholders at participating Shell stations in Guam and Saipan, no sign-up required. Storm Readiness & Business Impact: Typhoon Bavi is intensifying toward the Marianas, with Guam officials urging residents and businesses to monitor forecasts and prepare; the CNMI canceled its 80th Liberation Day parade, while CUC said it’s racing Sinlaku recovery and securing equipment ahead of Bavi. Consumer Protection: Guam AG Douglas Moylan warned merchants and landlords that price gouging is prohibited as Bavi approaches, and that wholesale/retail prices freeze after a Condition of Readiness declaration. Infrastructure & Funding: FEMA approved nearly $14.7M in post-disaster funding across Guam and the CNMI, including $13.8M under Public Assistance for critical repairs and recovery projects. Airport & Tourism Economics: Lawmakers grilled GIAA over a $17.7M request amid a revenue shortfall, warning airlines could face fee hikes if funding isn’t approved. Finance & Compliance: A federal visa fraud marriage scheme landed two defendants on probation instead of prison time, with deportation expected for the non-U.S. citizen. Regional Business & Trade: Guam’s presence in global aviation planning continues as GUAMobility was tasked to design Oman’s Advanced Air Mobility strategy.