AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTelecom Deal Watch: Charter and Cox say their merger is now closed, with most of the Tri-Counties moving under the Spectrum brand and a “smooth” transition plan that keeps customer operations largely stable while shifting call centers to U.S. staff over time. Connecticut Legal Spotlight: A Connecticut-linked Alex Jones case keeps rippling outward as a Texas appeals court slashed a $50M Sandy Hook-related judgment to about $1.5M, while a separate Connecticut judgment of $1.25B remains in play. Consumer Protection: The FTC and Connecticut announced a proposed $4M settlement with a Connecticut auto dealer over alleged unauthorized or duplicative junk fees, with a court filing now pending approval. Privacy & Pricing: The FTC is moving to crack down on “personalized pricing” that uses consumer data, warning companies to clearly disclose when prices are individualized and why. Local Environment: Spotted lanternflies are showing up in greater numbers in downtown Hartford as adults emerge and swarm near tall buildings. Business Growth: Amazon is seeking approvals for large distribution centers in Killingly and Norwich, despite local opposition tied to environmental impacts.
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