AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoBanking & Fintech: Revolut won conditional approval from the U.S. OCC for a national bank charter, a major step toward launching a full American bank by 2027, with operations based in Stamford and plans to add checking, loans, cards, FX—and even a stablecoin. Consumer Protection: Connecticut AG William Tong warned residents about unregulated offshore DeFi crypto exchanges, saying they operate outside safeguards and can leave investors stranded. Energy & Utilities: The Connecticut Siting Council will review FuelCell Energy’s 7.5-megawatt fuel cell plan in Hartford, a project tied to a power purchase agreement with Eversource and United Illuminating. Local Business Expansion: Caring Senior Service opened a West Hartford office to expand in-home senior care. Food Safety: FDA recalls hit multiple products sold in Connecticut, including Crystal Temptations Halloween Chocolatey Eyeballs (undeclared milk) and Hodo Chili Crisp Lightly Fried Tofu (possible ink contamination). Public Policy & Schools: Comptroller Scanlon and Gov. Lamont announced $10 million more for the paraeducator healthcare subsidy program. Community & Enforcement: A large Danbury protest followed reports of ICE arrests, with officials and residents describing fear and detentions affecting local families.
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