AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFTC & Connecticut Enforcement: The FTC and Connecticut AG secured a $4 million settlement with Manchester City Nissan over alleged deceptive “junk fees,” with payments scheduled in installments. Consumer Pricing Scrutiny: The FTC is seeking public comment on how it may enforce rules against personalized pricing that uses personal data to set different prices. Student Loans in CT: Nelnet will pay a $25,000 penalty for collecting on 1,114 Connecticut loans without the required small-loan company license, and a separate explainer highlights the growing role of state-backed student loans as federal limits tighten. Social Safety Net: Connecticut SNAP enrollment fell 17% since last summer, as advocates link the drop to federal work and eligibility changes. Housing & Property: Connecticut AG William Tong reached a second agreement with JRK Property Holdings over maintenance issues at the Rocky Hill apartment complex “The Beacon,” requiring neutral third-party inspections and remediation planning. Telecom Deal: Charter completed its $34.5B Cox acquisition, expanding Spectrum into former Cox markets while keeping HQ in Stamford. Energy Policy: Gov. Lamont announced Connecticut and other New England states will host a regional nuclear policy summit on Sept. 30. Weather/Business Disruption: Flash-flood risk rose along the Northeast corridor, stretching as far north as southwest Connecticut.
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