AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMarket Regulation: Connecticut is pushing back against a federal effort to block state oversight of sports-related prediction markets, citing a judge’s earlier rejection of Kalshi’s request for similar relief. State Finances: Connecticut sold $1.44 billion in general-obligation bonds for infrastructure, grants and debt refinancing; refinancing is expected to save $19.8 million, and S&P raised the state’s outlook to positive. Business Expansion: Connecticut-based Först is taking its compact wood chippers to rental companies nationwide, targeting landscaping, storm cleanup and municipal work. Drug Costs: Three generic-drug makers agreed to settlements totaling $1.05 million with a coalition of states over alleged price-fixing; the request for court approval was filed in Connecticut, where a broader trial is scheduled for February 2027. Generic-drug buyers from 2009 to 2019 may qualify for compensation.
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