AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDefense & Guam readiness: New reporting on U.S. missile shortages tied to the Iran war is reigniting Guam leaders’ questions about whether the island’s missile shield can handle a China conflict, as analysts warn interceptor and long-range munitions stockpiles are being depleted faster than industry can replace them. Local recovery funding: Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero has formally requested a major disaster declaration for Super Typhoon Bavi, seeking more FEMA and SBA support for storm-damaged homes, infrastructure and utilities. Banking after the storm: Bank of Guam says its Rota branch will resume normal operations Aug. 11, with the Rota ATM back online 24/7. Workforce & training reality check: A CNMI-focused editorial argues technical training won’t fix the skilled-worker gap unless wages and job conditions improve after graduation. Business community: Longtime Guam entrepreneur Mark Pangilinan, founder of MVP Enterprises, died at 99. Tourism & trails: Guam Visitors Bureau held a town hall on the Sella Bay Overlook Trail concept, gathering input on safety, access and cultural preservation. CNMI travel rules: The Saipan Chamber is reviewing DHS vetting changes for Chinese travelers under EVS-TAP, saying the program is important for the tourism-driven economy. Retail expansion: Cost.U.Less’ new Hagåtña flagship is set to open Aug. 28, with the Tamuning store closing Aug. 27.
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