AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTeen Social Media Crackdown: Meta agreed to pay up to $17.1B and accept strict limits on teen use (a daily two-hour cap across Instagram/Facebook plus an overnight blackout), with Connecticut’s AG immediately signaling “you’re next” to TikTok, YouTube and Snapchat. Local Business Brewing: Ridgefield’s Nod Hill Brewery invested about $650K in a new brewhouse and upgrades, aiming first at better beer as Connecticut wholesale sales rise more than 35% this year. West Hartford Office Pulse: West Hartford investors bought a 1966 AAA Club Alliance building for $3.8M, pointing to unusually strong office demand near the town center. Boxing Spotlight (CT connection): Katie Taylor retired after a dominant Croke Park win over Flora Pili, and she hinted she may pursue coaching while weighing life after boxing, including possible moves back to Ireland. CT Arts & Culture Picks: Warner Archive highlights classic film releases (including Bogart’s “All Through the Night”), while a Connecticut College water polo update and local sports roster notes round out the week’s community coverage.
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