AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoConsumer Privacy: Connecticut Attorney General William Tong says General Motors will pay the state about $6 million in a $220 million multistate settlement over selling drivers’ data to insurers. More than 120,000 Connecticut residents were affected; GM must obtain clear consent before collecting or sharing driving and location data. Small-Business Efficiency: The Windham Region Chamber and Eversource launched a program offering local businesses no-cost energy assessments to identify upgrades that could cut costs. Retail Growth: Boot Barn is preparing a fifth Connecticut store, a 14,600-square-foot location at Killingly Commons. Rail Investment: Construction has begun on Enfield’s new train station, set to restore passenger service after more than 40 years and strengthen local connections. Manufacturing Expansion: Bloomfield’s Turbine Controls plans a 41,000-square-foot expansion and 35 new jobs; Wallingford-based Amphenol announced a $1.6 billion acquisition push, and Precision Resource broke ground on two additive-manufacturing facilities.
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