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Kosta Diamantis has been sentenced to seven years in prison. Connecticut’s AG wants regulators to stop a proposed energy merger. A commission will outline how AI has impacted the workforce in New York. Plus, readjusting to life after incarceration is challenging -- it’s harder when a person owes the state money.
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