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A 21-unit apartment building and a neighboring retail property in downtown Waterbury recently sold for nearly $2 million.
Windsor-based Infinity Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Inc. has won a contract for the initial design of a space-capable combined fuel cell-electrolyzer system, the company announced Wednesday. The contract is with a commercial space company, which the announcement did not name.
Connecticut Innovations (CI), the state’s quais-public venture capital investment agency, does not validate the number of jobs created and retained through the business assistance and incentive programs it administers.
Greenwich-based Fieldpoint Private Bank & Trust, a private bank co-founded by a group of Wall Street magnates, has entered into an agreement with financial regulators in two states following enforcement action.
The CBIA Foundation for Economic Growth and Opportunity is promoting what it describes as a “long-term roadmap” to boost the state’s economic competitiveness.
As the city of Hartford tries to position itself as more of a college town, the Hartford Chamber of Commerce is launching a new program aimed at drawing more college students to the city.
The new L.L. Bean retail store in Enfield is set to open early next month, company officials announced this week.
ClimateHaven Inc., the New Haven-based climate technology incubator, said Thursday it has appointed its new top executive.
A recent CBRE study ranked Hartford as the 43rd best market for tech talent in the United States and Canada.
The study found that Hartford has 28,430 tech workers, an increase of 3.7% from 2018 to 2023.
A bank that has been expanding its presence in Connecticut announced it has merged with a fellow New York bank in a $236 million deal that will grow its footprint in the western part of the Empire State.
A proposal to redevelop the site of a former retail plaza in Bristol that was destroyed by a fire in 2022 was submitted to the city Monday evening.
A few years ago, Dr. Steven Rogers, a physician in the emergency department at Connecticut Children’s Medical Center, started a new initiative. He wanted to screen every child age 10 and up who passed through the department for suicide risk. That’s around 15,000 kids a year.
The Greater Hartford Arts Council’s Board of Directors put out a statement Monday afternoon saying it has terminated the employment of CEO Rev. Shelley Best effective immediately, following an internal investigation.
Both the United Way of Connecticut and UConn Health have been hit with data breaches in the past couple of months.
Hartford is ranked as the 43rd best market for tech talent in the United States and Canada, according to a recent report from international real estate services firm CBRE. CBRE analyzed the markets based on 13 metrics and awarded Hartford a score of 29.4.
The president and CEO of Orange-based utility company Avangrid Networks Inc. has stepped down from her position and will receive a $1.53 million payment under her separation agreement.
Waterbury’s Board of Aldermen, meeting Monday, unanimously approved a five-year tax break for the owner of a downtown building recently renovated into 10 apartments and ground-floor retail space.
Real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield recently arranged 11 new leases totaling more than 80,000 square feet across Westport, Southport, Stamford and Norwalk.
A Maryland-based applicant is looking to open a cannabis retail center along Whitney Avenue in Hamden, which would be the third such storefront in that vicinity.
Connecticut’s Department of Transportation has launched a new initiative to raise public awareness about road safety by displaying the number of fatalities on signs across the state’s highways.
When Bridgeport officials reset the taxes on more than 28,000 homes, condos and other residential properties in early 2021, one of the biggest beneficiaries of that tax overhaul was the city’s mayor, Joseph Ganim.
Waterbury officials have launched a search for a developer to transform the former St. Mary’s Grammar School into affordable housing for medical workers. The city is holding out the possibility of a state grant of up to $20 million as an incentive.
The state Insurance Department has cut the requested rate increases for health insurance plans to be offered in 2025, saying the reductions will save plan members nearly $60 million.
The state’s emergency energy assistance program, Operation Fuel, has named a new chief executive officer. After nearly a yearlong search, the nonprofit's board of directors named Perkin Simpson the new CEO, effective Monday, Sept. 9.
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