AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHospital Concession Fallout: Turks and Caicos Premier Washington Misick told the House that litigation tied to the InterHealth Canada hospital concession has already cost about $39.7 million, with another arbitration still pending, as the government moves toward ending the deal. Opposition Pushback: The PDM says the government has only ~80 days to prepare for the transition and is demanding answers on a reported $80 million interim airport terminal project. Crypto & Payments: CoinGecko Research released its KuCoin Exchange Report, arguing the exchange is shifting from trading toward broader digital-asset infrastructure, including faster growth in off-chain and on-chain payments. AI Jobs Risk: A World Bank report finds high-income countries face the biggest exposure to AI-driven job displacement, with automation-susceptible jobs far higher than in lower-income economies. Tourism Talent & Community: Anguilla’s tourism director urged young people into hospitality and called for regional collaboration; meanwhile, Turks and Caicos tourism stakeholders held community town halls in Grand Turk and Salt Cay to shape the next phase of tourism. Business & Finance Signals: AM Best upgraded Fortegra’s Turks and Caicos insurance subsidiary ratings, while Dolphin Cove Limited reported a Jamaican property revaluation adding about US$2.53m to net book value.
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