College baseball returning to Hartford's Dunkin' Donuts Park
Dunkin' Donuts Park in downtown Hartford will again host college baseball games this spring.
Nassau Re launches another insurtech incubator in downtown Hartford
Another corporate-backed insurtech incubator is launching in downtown Hartford.
Another shakeup for West Hartford-bound Ideanomics; Wu regains chairmanship
For the second time in three months, incoming West Hartford fintech Ideanomics has shaken up its C-suite, announcing major changes to its management team on Thursday.
Lamont holds tax rates steady, but companies and consumers would still pay more
In his inaugural budget, Gov. Ned Lamont kept campaign pledges not to increase major tax rates, but plenty of businesses, and their customers, can expect to pay higher taxes if the two-year spending...
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Eversource's 4Q profits dip on expense growth
Electric and gas utility parent Eversource said its fourth-quarter profits fell 2.6 percent, largely because of higher operating expenses.
Area home sales jump 8% in Jan.
Greater Hartford house sales soared in January while the average sale price fell slightly, Realtors say.
HBJ names Women in Business winners
The Hartford Business Journal today is revealing the eight winners of its 2019 Women in Business Awards, which recognize outstanding female leaders in a broad spectrum of industries.
McKinney: Amazon to NYC was a bad deal; CT shouldn't try to follow suit
The desperate and unseemly recruitment of large companies by governors and mayors fueled by political egotism is counterproductive, economically inefficient, and does great damage to wealth and...
It may be bumpy, but Lamont sees 'a path forward'
Gov. Ned Lamont cast his first budget proposal Wednesday as “a path forward,” a map for a wealthy state struggling to wriggle free of a crushing pension debt amassed over decades, end...
Middlesex Hospital adds operating rooms
Middlesex Hospital in Middletown has expanded its surgical capacity with the addition of two new orthopedic operating rooms.
Paid family and medical leave bill passes labor committee
A legislative committee has approved a statewide paid family and medical leave bill, a key step in getting proposed laws before the two chambers of the General Assembly for consideration.
Hospitals decry proposed tax shift
The relationship between Gov. Ned Lamont and the state's hospital sector isn't off to a healthy start.
Industry pans Lamont's bid to tax professional services
The accounting industry was one of the first industry groups on Wednesday to slam Gov. Ned Lamont's budget proposal that dramatically broadens Connecticut's sales tax on professional services.
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Largest 2018 Export-Import Bank financing deals in Connecticut
Ranked by total amount of financing
| Rank | Exporter | Total financing |
| 1 | Louis Dreyfus Corp., Wilton | $9.2 million |
| 2 | Mohegan Renewable Energy LLC, Uncasville | $6.8 million |
| 3 | Galata Chemicals LLC, Southbury | $4.5 million |
| 4 | R.C. Bigelow Inc., Fairfield | $4.3 million |
| 5 | Panolam Industries International Inc., Shelton | $3.5 million |
Source: Export-Import Bank
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UConn, Premier League soccer games eyed for Hartford's Dillon Stadium
State reveals new plan to bridge CT's manufacturing workforce gaps
CT's bioscience sector has a new strategic plan that industry boosters say could add 6,000 new jobs over the next decade
As CT faces tech-worker shortages, momentum builds for K-12 computer-science curriculum mandate
Amid quest to build Silicon Valley-style hub, some Stanley+Techstars startups eagerly call Hartford 'home'