Nonprofits press CT to privatize more social services
Connecticut's private, nonprofit social service agencies released an agenda Wednesday that includes further privatization of state-sponsored services.
UTC's 4Q profits jump 73%; CEO Hayes airs separation plans
Farmington conglomerate United Technologies Corp., which plans to split into three separate companies, on Wednesday said its fourth-quarter profits soared 72.7 percent on booming aerospace sales and...
Bill gives private colleges parity in state's degree program approval process
A proposed bill in the state Senate would make permanent legislation that temporarily exempts most independent higher-education institutions from seeking state approval before introducing new...
Concepción named head of revived Hartford Chamber of Commerce
State Rep. Julio A. Concepción (D-Hartford) has been named the new executive director of the newly revived Hartford Chamber of Commerce.
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Hartford Yard Goats near ticket launch
The Hartford Yard Goats on Wednesday said individual tickets for home games at Dunkin' Donuts Park will go on sale Friday, Feb. 8.
PosiGen's $90M credit facility means more solar in CT
PosiGen, a New Orlean-based solar provider, said it has secured a new $90 million credit line that will help it continue its work leasing solar panels to low-and-moderate-income households in...
CT reaps $1.8M from hip-implant pact
Connecticut will collect a $1.8 million share of a multi-state settlement with the makers-marketers of a defunct brand of metal hip-implant devices, authorities say.
CT home prices hit 5-yr. high in '18
Connecticut home prices rose in December to their highest in five years, said Boston publisher-home sales tracker The Warren Group. Condo prices posted their best performance since 2015.
United Bank’s 2018 net climbs
Hartford community lender United Financial Bancorp Inc. posted higher fourth-quarter and full-year net profit in 2018.
Hartford, E. Hartford 'innovation places' bows
Hartford and East Hartford entrepreneurs and companies focused on manufacturing can now access 3-D printing, engineering design and other services, courtesy of the Technology Labs Assistance Program...
Citing city's 'momentum,' Bronin makes his pitch for a second term
Officially launching his reelection bid on Tuesday, Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin touted his accomplishments and said a second term would help him continue what he's started.
Legislature approves loans for unpaid federal workers
The General Assembly overwhelmingly adopted a measure Tuesday creating an emergency, interest-free loan program for an estimated 1,500 federal employees in Connecticut affected by the U.S. government...
Hartford’s Robinson+Cole debuts new locations
Hartford law firm Robinson+Cole has expanded its bankruptcy practice with the launch of new offices in Pennsylvania and Delaware.
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Top daily newspapers in Connecticut
Ranked by total daily circulation for the three months ending Sept. 30, 2018
| Rank | Newspaper | Total circulation |
| 1 | The Hartford Courant and affiliate, Hartford | 74,513 |
| 2 | New Haven Register and affiliates, New Haven | 33,728 |
| 3 | Republican-American, Waterbury | 31,078 |
| 4 | The Day, New London | 22,209 |
| 5 | Journal Inquirer, Manchester | 22,160 |
Source: Alliance for Audited Media (AAM) quarterly data reports
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