AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoQualcomm vs. Arm: A second, five-day jury trial opened in Delaware federal court as Qualcomm accuses Arm of withholding required chip-testing tools and leaking a 2024 threat to terminate a license—while Arm says Qualcomm can’t claim damages because Qualcomm itself leaked details about antitrust probes. Domestic violence protections: Gov. Matt Meyer signed five new Delaware laws and issued a Domestic Violence Awareness Month proclamation, expanding confidentiality protections, protective-order safeguards, and survivor rights to speak publicly. Coastal resilience: U.S. Sen. Chris Coons pushed for an additional $30 million for Delaware beach replenishment after a nor’easter, building on earlier federal funding. Transportation and local safety: A Delaware transportation funding task force will hold a Sussex-area briefing; Lewes-Rehoboth Canal dredging is underway with nearby homeowners raising concerns about where sediment will be placed; Millsboro is considering a Radish Road speed-limit drop to 25 mph. Business and community: Pathmark may return to Wilmington as owners discuss a modified store for the Adams Four shopping center. Environment cleanup: DNREC reported 1,200+ volunteers removed more than 3,800 pounds of trash from Delaware shorelines and waterways ahead of the storm season.
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