AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoInsurance & Consumer Protection: CT Attorney General William Tong criticized double-digit health insurance rate hikes approved by the Insurance Department for Anthem, ConnectiCare and UnitedHealthcare, saying families and small businesses will feel the impact even as final margins were capped. Legal Access to Immigration Records: The ACLU of Connecticut sued in federal court to force release of Hartford immigration court records, arguing basic access is being withheld. AI & Local Land Use: Trumbull is weighing a decades-old data center’s potential conversion into one of Connecticut’s first AI-ready sites, even after a new two-year moratorium. Housing & Trade Costs: Connecticut home builders are bracing for higher costs after Trump-era tariffs on Canadian construction materials, including wood and appliances. FTC Enforcement: The FTC and Connecticut secured a $4 million settlement against Manchester City Nissan over unauthorized “junk fees.” Business Litigation: Citizens Bank sued SoFi, alleging it poached CT mortgage staff and trade secrets. Sports & Policy: A Connecticut-linked debate continues in the WNBA as Sophie Cunningham weighs league leadership amid eligibility and inclusion controversies. Student Loans: Federal student loan borrowers face higher payments if they don’t exit the defunct SAVE plan, with some reporting system glitches.
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