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May 15, 2023

Hartford’s Noble Gas prepares for explosive growth with unique combination of amenities

Michael Puffer

Michael Frisbie and Abdul Tammo grew up more than 5,000 miles apart in different corners of the world but have formed a family-like partnership behind a rapidly evolving line of service stations se

CT Children’s new $280M patient tower a linchpin in broader financial turnaround, expansion

Harriet Jones, Hartford Business Journal Contributor
Colleges use commencement speakers to boost profile, inspire students

Robert Storace, Hartford Business Journal
Q&A

Q&A
Scanlon brings retail politics to comptroller’s office as he preaches fiscal stability, aims to rein in healthcare costs

Greg Bordonaro
German life sciences company Eppendorf expands Enfield footprint with new distribution center

Hanna Snyder Gambini

Deal Watch

Deal Watch
$3.2M Coventry deal offers glimpse into lucrative, but inconspicuous world of cell tower sales

Michael Puffer

About four years ago, Waterbury broker Douglas Rose was contacted by a Virginia man looking to sell a residentially zoned 16-acre property in Newtown that also hosted a cellular telecommunications tower.
Deal Watch

Deal Watch
East Hartford officials eye tax breaks, other incentives to secure Founders Plaza redevelopment

Michael Puffer

East Hartford officials are creating a menu of tax breaks and other incentives to secure a project demolishing chunks of the roughly 50-year-old Founders Plaza office park along the Connecticut River, and building back hundreds of new apartments,
Berlin’s Steele Center taking shape, with two more buildings under construction

Hanna Snyder Gambini

Developers are framing out the next phases of the Steele Center mixed-use project in Berlin, as another building’s anchor tenant Hop Haus is preparing for its grand opening.
With law firm mergers up nationally, could Carmody deal signal more consolidation in CT?

Skyler Frazer

Following the recent merger of two Connecticut law firms, experts wonder whether the state’s legal industry is headed toward more consolidation in 2023.
CT hospitals see rise in unpaid medical bills, as new models emerge to erase debt

Andrew Larson

Rising costs are pummeling hospitals and healthcare systems in Connecticut from all sides, and one of the culprits is unpaid medical bills.
Gas stations and apartments? Noble offers that

Michael Puffer

Ice cream shops, upscale Italian delis and electric vehicle showrooms are not your usual pairings with a gas station, but how about housing? Hartford-based Noble Gas Inc. has done it.
Wedding, events venues see post-pandemic rebound, while economic challenges persist

Hanna Snyder Gambini

The 2023 peak wedding season is in bloom, and couples emerging from the pandemic eager to tie the knot are driving a need for event venues large and small as well as some new industry trends.
Conversion of former downtown Hartford synagogue into events venue could be complete by fall

Hanna Snyder Gambini

Hartford attorney Jose L. Del Castillo is hoping to meet the demand for more affordable banquet space in the downtown area when he restores the former Ados Israel Synagogue into an elegant events venue.
Officials: Army of robots makes e-commerce giant’s newest Windsor warehouse safer, more efficient

Michael Puffer

Amazon management cut a ceremonial ribbon at a new 3.8-million-square-foot fulfillment center in Windsor on May 2, about six months after beginning operations in the massive, five-story building.
Focus section

Focus section
With workforce development, industry collaboration focus, Marion Manufacturing’s Johnson emerges as leader of CT’s small manufacturers

Norman Bell, Hartford Business Journal Contributor

It’s been a few years, but Douglas Johnson still bristles when he thinks of the day former Gov. Dannel P. Malloy got it so wrong. Addressing a crowd of small manufacturers, Malloy proclaimed Connecticut doesn’t make widgets anymore.
Focus section

Focus section
CT manufacturers contribute tech to NASA, other cosmic missions

Matt Verrilli

Westbrook-based The Lee Co. is one of many Connecticut businesses helping NASA reach its goal for future missions to the moon and beyond. Lee has been supporting NASA and its subcontractors since the space race began in the 1950s.
Expert corner

Expert corner
A small business playbook for leading through uncertainty

Erin Rodliff

It is undoubtedly a complex and uncertain time right now for small business leaders.
Other voices

Other voices
Sustainability and profits should go hand in hand

Kanwalroop Kathy Dhanda

As we grapple with ever-changing global and domestic issues, it’s important to recognize that we each have a voice and, when working together, the opportunity to impose constructive, measurable change.
Other voices

Other voices
Tax code must be changed to drive innovation in New England

James T. Brett

Here in New England, we are proud of our region’s reputation as a global innovation hub.

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Business planners and tax professionals are keeping a close eye on whether federal tax cuts approved during the first Trump administration will be extended before they expire at the end of the year.

The Tax Cut and Jobs Act was approved by Congress in 2017, and signed into law by President Donald Trump in January 2018, during his first term.

The possible extension could reduce taxes for many Americans, but may also increase the federal deficit by $4.5 trillion over the next decade.

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Hartford’s Noble Gas prepares for explosive growth with unique combination of amenities

CT Children’s new $280M patient tower a linchpin in broader financial turnaround, expansion

Colleges use commencement speakers to boost profile, inspire students

Scanlon brings retail politics to comptroller’s office as he preaches fiscal stability, aims to rein in healthcare costs

German life sciences company Eppendorf expands Enfield footprint with new distribution center

$3.2M Coventry deal offers glimpse into lucrative, but inconspicuous world of cell tower sales

East Hartford officials eye tax breaks, other incentives to secure Founders Plaza redevelopment

Berlin’s Steele Center taking shape, with two more buildings under construction

With law firm mergers up nationally, could Carmody deal signal more consolidation in CT?

CT hospitals see rise in unpaid medical bills, as new models emerge to erase debt

Gas stations and apartments? Noble offers that

Wedding, events venues see post-pandemic rebound, while economic challenges persist

Conversion of former downtown Hartford synagogue into events venue could be complete by fall

Officials: Army of robots makes e-commerce giant’s newest Windsor warehouse safer, more efficient

With workforce development, industry collaboration focus, Marion Manufacturing’s Johnson emerges as leader of CT’s small manufacturers

CT manufacturers contribute tech to NASA, other cosmic missions

A small business playbook for leading through uncertainty

Sustainability and profits should go hand in hand