AGP Executive Report
Last update: 22 minutes agoState Finance: Connecticut sold $1.44 billion in general-obligation bonds for capital projects, grants and debt refinancing. The state expects $19.8 million in savings over nine years, and S&P Global raised its outlook to positive. Drug Pricing: Connecticut joined 45 states and territories seeking court approval of settlements with three generic-drug makers over alleged price-fixing. Ascend and Mayne will pay a combined $1.05 million; a related trial is scheduled in Hartford for February 2027. Real Estate: SmartMLS is partnering with Property Shield to detect and flag fraudulent ads copying property listings, bringing the service to more than 20,000 Connecticut real estate professionals starting in mid-October. Business Enforcement: RZ Smoke agreed to a $2 million judgment over allegations it sold unlicensed, high-potency cannabis products in Connecticut; $375,000 will go to the state, with $1.6 million suspended if the company complies with the law.
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