Consumer Protection: Georgia AG Chris Carr secured a consent judgment against MV Realty, ordering the Florida brokerage to stop doing business in Georgia and pay $1 million in restitution, with the biggest up-front payment to date; the deal is expected to return money to 3,300+ affected homeowners, including about 1,000 seniors who paid an unlawful early termination fee, bringing total Georgia savings to $25.6 million. Data Privacy & Health: Carr also joined a multistate settlement with 23andMe over a 2023 genetic data breach; the bankruptcy resolution limits Georgia’s recovery to $452,232 from $18 million available to states. Antitrust & Drug Pricing: Georgia is included in a 48-state coalition settlement with Glenmark Pharmaceuticals over alleged generic drug price manipulation and reduced competition, part of a broader $29.6 million deal. Public Safety & Fraud: Gwinnett County warned residents about a wire-fraud scam impersonating planning and zoning offices to collect fake fees via emails and counterfeit approval letters. Local Business & Growth: Five Below will open its 2,000th store in LaGrange on July 17, partnering with Boys & Girls Clubs for “kid-safe” community spaces. Environment & Industry: Liberty County residents questioned Tradeport East wastewater discharge plans, with officials weighing the North Newport River after opposition to an earlier Laurel View River proposal. Tech & Infrastructure: A Georgia teacher urged Walker County to study rumors of AI data centers, citing concerns about water, power, and noise. Sports & Business Spotlight: With the England-Argentina semifinal in Atlanta, the city is also seeing major World Cup-related spending and media attention.