AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoH-1B Visa Fee Fight: A coalition of 22 U.S. attorneys general, including Connecticut’s, urged USCIS to drop a proposed $103,265 H-1B fee, calling it unlawful and a threat to filling shortages in teaching, healthcare and other essential jobs. Privacy & Consumer Costs: A federal judge approved a plan to distribute $96.5 million from a generic drug price-fixing settlement, letting eligible consumers file claims for money back. AI Oversight Push: Connecticut and other states are pressing for stronger federal AI safety rules, while regulators and courts continue to scrutinize how tech is used and marketed. Connecticut Business Moves: ConnCORP CEO Erik Clemons will step down, as the organization expands its First HAVEN redevelopment work in New Haven. Local Economy & Training: Eastern Connecticut State University is launching its Liberty Bank Academy for Small Business, a tuition-free program with a path to a $5,000 line of credit. Energy & Permitting: A Granby resident survey shows a split over the Broadleaf Solar project, with most residents prioritizing Salmon Brook and water quality. Weather Impact: Connecticut braced for a weekend nor’easter with strong winds, heavy rain and possible power outages.
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