AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFood & Antitrust: A Connecticut federal judge cleared a preliminary settlement tied to Glenmark Pharmaceuticals’ $29.6M generics price-fixing deal, setting up restitution for eligible consumers. Courts & Consumer Health: A judge rejected Mead Johnson’s attempt to end a baby formula trial, keeping claims alive that Enfamil harmed infants with necrotizing enterocolitis. Transportation Infrastructure: CTDOT is moving ahead with plans to rehabilitate and replace Route 70 River Road retaining walls in Meriden, with design targeted for 2028 and construction for 2029. Energy Assistance: Connecticut scheduled a public hearing for Aug. 12 on the FFY 2027 LIHEAP allocation plan, with CEAP administering help for low-income households. Housing & Homelessness Funding: A multistate coalition won a court fight against HUD’s unlawful cap on permanent housing funding under Housing First-style programs. Retail & Logistics: Bob’s Discount Furniture, headquartered in Connecticut, outlined plans to open 20 more stores this year and advance a new Georgia distribution center. Public Safety & Health Fraud: A New Haven man was sentenced for Medicaid fraud tied to billed personal care services he didn’t provide.
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