AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMeta Youth-Safety Settlement: Connecticut is part of a sweeping $17.1B multistate deal with Meta that forces major Instagram and Facebook changes for children, including daily time limits, “productive pauses,” nighttime blocks, and stronger age checks. State Consumer Protection: The settlement is being framed as a landmark consumer protection win, with states also pushing for industry-wide follow-through. Kalshi Legal Fight: Connecticut sued Kalshi to block what it calls unlicensed sports betting via prediction-market contracts, seeking an injunction and alleging violations of state consumer protection and gambling rules. CT Business & Jobs: Dairy Farmers of America is marketing the former Guida dairy plant and seven New Britain properties for $15.5M, after closing the Park Street facility and cutting 205 jobs. Hospitality & Tourism: Lake Compounce named Daniel LLamas as its new general manager, tapping 25+ years of theme-park leadership. Sports Marketing: The Connecticut Convention & Sports Bureau named Christopher Grosse director of Sports Sales/Chief Marketing Officer, citing $75M in FY2026 bookings tied to state hospitality. Education Policy: CSCU advanced a proposal to let Massachusetts and Rhode Island students qualify for in-state tuition rates, pending further study. Local Finance: Fieldpoint Private and MaxMyInterest launched “Benchmark,” a turnkey private banking platform for independent RIAs and their clients. Tech & Pricing Scrutiny: The FTC is again moving on “personalized pricing,” proposing an enforcement framework that could reshape how companies set prices for consumers.
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