AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEnergy Costs: Gov. Ned Lamont is facing scrutiny over text exchanges with Eversource CEO Joe Nolan as electricity prices take center stage. PURA also approved an updated framework for buying standard-service power. Digital Markets: Coinbase has taken Connecticut’s sports-contract dispute to the Second Circuit, arguing federal commodities law—not state gambling rules—governs its prediction markets. Manufacturing: A Connecticut medical-device maker is investing $34 million to expand syringe capacity by more than 50%. BD’s separate $19 billion U.S. manufacturing plan includes facilities in Connecticut, though no state-specific investment was announced. Innovation: A state-supported quantum computing hub has opened in New Haven, adding to Connecticut’s push to grow the sector. Community Banking: Thomaston Savings Bank’s foundation pledged $1 million over five years for local nonprofit partnerships and community programs. Small Business: Bristol’s downtown welcomed Sei Bella, a new Italian restaurant in the former Main Street Pint & Plate space.
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