AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoConsumer Privacy: Connecticut will receive $6 million from GM’s $220 million multistate settlement over the alleged sale of driving data affecting about 120,000 state drivers. GM must obtain consent before collecting or sharing the data and strengthen privacy safeguards. AI Workforce: State leaders are connecting colleges and employers to expand AI training and prepare workers for changing business needs. State Finances: Connecticut’s individual income-tax revenue rose 82.7% in the second quarter from the previous quarter, as affordability and tax relief remain campaign issues. Commercial Real Estate: Investors acquired a 186,603-square-foot industrial property in Windsor, leased to Spencer Turbine through 2034; the sale price was not disclosed. Connecticut Companies: Stamford-based Avaio Digital sued over a county moratorium threatening its planned $6 billion Arkansas data center, arguing the measure unlawfully blocks the project and interferes with its contract.
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