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Former Banker and now President of the Premier Auto Group in CT - Proudly employs more than 175 amazing individuals in four organizations in Connecticut.

Branford, CT
Joined February 2009
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This is why IMHO @JensenHuang resigns. This will be a closed-door hearings; watch when the Dems take charge. The scrutiny will be unrelenting because of his ties to Trump. True, the @nvidia board is weak by corporate governance standards but it will have no choice but to act because even if you take the most innocent explanation for his affair it’s a huge issue from a fiduciary standpoint given the company’s national security importance. How can the government continue to deal with a company whose CEO is this reckless?
ICYMI: Chairman @RepMoolenaar, Chairman @RepBrianMast, and Chairman @RepRickCrawford have sent a letter to NVIDIA CEO @JensenHuang asking him to appear before their three committees this month. The letter expresses concerns over NVIDIA’s security protocols against foreign adversary espionage and Mr. Huang’s reported ties to a Chinese intelligence-linked executive of a Singapore-based data center company.
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Nvidia's board is launching an investigation into whether Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang was targeted by a foreign espionage plot after he admitted to employees that he was unfaithful to his wife bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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NY AG Letitia James warns DSA: you target Hakeem Jeffries, you 'mess with me' trib.al/Apy37Za
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KNICKS WIN!!!!!
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Elon Musk called it Tesla’s “best product ever.” After 3 years and 73,000 sold, it’s the end of the Cybertruck. 🔗 on.wsj.com/4eVmqib
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Tesla's Cybertruck has reached the end of the road. Elon Musk announced on X Friday that the electric car maker would wind down production of its stainless-steel pickup truck at its Texas factory by mid-2027. Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, said the move is to "make room for increased Cybercab production," referring to Tesla's self-driving taxi. It's unclear if production of the Cybertruck will continue at other factories, although it appears unlikely. According to Forbes, Tesla's gigafactory in Texas is the only one that currently manufactures the pickup. Read more: cbsn.ws/4ipxuX7
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WATCH: A suspected sailboat thief opens fire on police in Newport, Rhode Island, triggering a deadly shootout captured on bodycam footage. Officers approached the 40-foot vessel after it was spotted anchored in Newport Harbor. The boat had been reported stolen from a New Jersey marina, and its name was scraped off the stern. The suspect, 27-year-old Brendan Norris, fled below deck before a gunshot was heard from inside the cabin, striking an officer in the leg. Police returned fire, and Norris was later shot and pronounced dead at the scene. See how the stolen sailboat ended up in Newport: foxnews.com/us/watch-bodycam…
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I guess in @NYCMayor world this is ok. So the harassment of innocent people on the sidewalks and apartments near by continues…..@ericadamsfornyc administration handled this immediately - especially if there was risk to others. #NYC
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NYS court officers unions back Blakeman in rare governor endorsement: 'It's about public safety' trib.al/NBduGqM
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For most of the war, Iran had an invaluable cushion: dozens of oil tankers holding millions of barrels of crude sitting safely in waters in Asia. Tehran steadily sold the oil to China, bringing in billions of much-needed cash. Now, it's all gone. on.wsj.com/4jvo65a
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