AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoElection Finance: Guam candidates for governor, attorney general and delegate to Congress raised $2.67 million and spent $2.16 million, with the Ada-Calvo campaign spending 43 times more than Terlaje-Perez. Small Businesses: After a punishing typhoon season, island businesses say power and water outages, repair costs and slow returns in customer traffic are stretching recovery and squeezing sales. Tourism and Aviation: Guam’s airport reports scheduled flights down 22% and seat capacity down 23% year over year, as reduced service adds pressure to the visitor economy. Utilities: Regulators approved a $37.5 million Bank of Guam credit line for GPA to secure fuel amid price swings. Workforce Development: Career Tech opened a Tumon internship and training center to prepare students for workplace demands and connect them with local employers.
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