Pearce names top Q1 performers
Pearce Real Estate has announced the winners of the firm's 2019 1st Quarter Achievement Awards. Eileen Smith and Vin Masotta of Pearce's North Haven/Wallingford regional office were cited for top...
Union has tentative deal to end Stop & Shop strike
Unionized Stop & Shop workers potentially ended an 11-day strike late Sunday after agreeing to a tentative labor pact with the Mass.-based grocer, according to union officials.
New Haven concert venue must change to comply with ADA
The College Street Music Hall in New Haven will undergo renovations in the coming months to make it more accessible to patrons with disabilities.
Guilford deli sued over alleged wage violations
A long-time employee of a Guilford delicatessen is suing his former employer, claiming he wasn't properly paid for overtime work.
Webster posts Q1 financial results
Webster Financial Corp. (NYSE: WBS) on Thursday announced earnings applicable to common shareholders of $97.5 million, or $1.06 per diluted share, for the quarter ended March 31, compared to $78.1...
Legislators break with Lamont, pitch tax hike on wealthiest
Democratic legislators are proposing a tax increase on the investment income of Connecticut’s wealthiest households to help close the state budget deficit, putting them on a collision course...
CT sheds 1,300 jobs in March
Connecticut's jobs picture received some good and more bad news Thursday.
Yale scientists restore some functions in dead pig's brain
A new breakthrough by Yale scientists may one day help doctors salvage brain function in stroke patients and others suffering from critical brain injuries.
QU's D'Ambrosio named national finance committee chair
Jeffrey D'Ambrosio of Cromwell, director of finance for Quinnipiac University's Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine, has been appointed national chair of the Association of American Medical...
Day 7: Stop & Shop strike, negotiations continue
Stop & Shop workers were still on strike Wednesday as ongoing labor negotiations with the Mass.-based grocery giant remain in flux.
Hamden company launches new technology for food industry
A Hamden company recently released new technology aimed at helping food-service businesses such as restaurants and convenience stores.
SHU to offer electrical-engineering BS degree
Sacred Heart University's School of Computer Science & Engineering has established a new bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering. The program will begin in the fall 2019 semester.
Bloomberg: CT has 4th most innovative economy
Based on its presence of science, technology, engineering and math workers, density of tech companies, and research and development capabilities, Connecticut has the nation's fourth most innovative...
State reviewing nursing home strike contingency plans
State health officials have begun their own preparations in advance of threatened strikes planned for May 1 at 20 Connecticut nursing homes.
Report: Biohaven Pharmaceutical exploring sale
New Haven-based Biohaven Pharmaceutical Holding Co. Ltd., which is close to FDA approval on new treatments for migraine and ALS, is in discussions about a possible sale of the company, according to...
Restaurant, grocery store to make changes to comply with ADA
Recent complaints against a Connecticut restaurant and grocery store could have broad implications for other businesses.
UConn engineering students to tackle Hamden brownfields
A group of University of Connecticut engineering students and the town of Hamden are partnering on a project, the Connecticut Brownfields Initiative (CBI). The program trains undergraduate students...
Medical marijuana coming soon to New Haven, Meriden
Two medical marijuana dispensaries will open this spring in New Haven County, including one on Whalley Avenue in New Haven and another in Meriden.
Nursing home workers set May 1 strike deadline
Unionized workers are ramping up pressure on lawmakers and Gov. Ned Lamont to boost wages and address staffing shortages at nursing homes by threatening to walk off the job on May 1.
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