AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUtility Finance: The Public Utilities Commission approved a $37.5 million Bank of Guam credit line for GPA fuel purchases, bringing the utility’s available financing options to $70 million as fuel costs remain volatile. The credit is meant to cover large upfront payments, not money already borrowed. Tourism: Guam’s September visitor spending and arrivals declined, adding pressure to an industry already working to reverse a downward trend. Small Business: Medical aesthetics entrepreneur Kristine Pasco won Bank of Guam’s ElevateHER grand prize, earning $5,000 in funding and $5,000 in advertising credits to help expand her Barrigada clinic. Education Costs: GDOE says it lacks funding for a planned 15% teacher pay increase, and is asking lawmakers to identify money for the raises without jeopardizing school operations.
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