Pratt PurePower engine debuts in Russian jet
Pratt & Whitney's new PurePower geared turbofan engine is heading to Russia.
Rocky Hill Hampton Inn breaks ground
A $7.1 million Hampton Inn and Suites is being built in Rocky Hill.
Hartford region's June home sales up
Home sales in the Greater Hartford region rose in June but prices were flat, Realtors say.
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Malloy projects slight CT budget surplus for last fiscal year
After facing a projected deficit of nearly $400 million three months ago, Connecticut may have ended the last fiscal year with a slight surplus, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's administration reported...
People's United 2Q net flat
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Webster posts record 2Q net
Waterbury's Webster Financial Corp. achieved record second-quarter profits as higher income from loans propelled the Webster Bank's bottom line.
Malloy, legislators struggle over uncertain path to a budget
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Gaw Miners CEO pleads guilty to wire fraud
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Green Bank gets prestigious gov’t award
The Connecticut Green Bank beat out approximately 500 competitors for a government innovation award from Harvard University, which comes with a $100,000 prize.
Power line inspections to continue into next week
An Eversource helicopter will be traversing many parts of the state over the next week inspecting high-voltage lines, the utility company said.
Prudential announces organizational restructuring
Newark, N.J., financial services company Prudential Financial, which has a strong presence in Hartford, is reorganizing its five businesses into three groups, a change that will not affect Hartford...
CT's job gains continued in June
Connecticut added 7,000 jobs in June and the private sector appears closer to fully recovering all the jobs lost during the Great Recession, state labor authorities say.
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Largest NIH grant winners in Connecticut
FY 2016 grants, ranked by size
| Rank | Grantee | Total funding |
| 1 | Yale University, New Haven | $407 million |
| 2 | UConn School of Medicine/Dental, Farmington | $49.6 million |
| 3 | University of Connecticut, Storrs | $23 million |
| 4 | Haskins Laboratories Inc., New Haven | $6 million |
| 5 | John B. Pierce Laboratory Inc., New Haven | $4 million |
Source: National Institutes of Health
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