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July 10, 2023

CT aims to build a quantum technology business corridor

Michelle Tuccitto Sullo

Scientists at New Haven-based Quantum Circuits Inc. are working to develop and bring the first practical quantum computers to the public.

Deal Watch

Deal Watch
Hartford’s development strategy hinges on tax-fixing agreements

Greg Bordonaro, Michael Puffer, Hanna Snyder Gambini and Michelle Tuccitto Sullo, Hartford Business Journal

In an effort to jump-start development in three key areas in or near downtown Hartford, city officials want to establish various tax-fixing agreements they say will make it more attractive for developers to build mixed-use projects.
Deal Watch

Deal Watch
Office-to-manufacturing space conversions less common, but possible

Hanna Snyder Gambini

Tater Baseball’s new manufacturing space in Cheshire is an office-to-industrial property conversion that works, commercial real estate experts said.
Colleges branch out beyond state footprints to reach more students

Michelle Tuccitto Sullo

While many colleges are using online learning to attract students from distant places, some are opting to expand their physical campuses beyond their home states.
Private equity could play larger role in office lending market

Michael Puffer

In a healthy office market, vacancies are around 8% to 12%, said Michael J. Riccio, senior managing director and co-head of national production for CBRE’s debt and financing arm.
Private equity firms emerge as larger players in CT’s consolidating healthcare market

Harriet Jones, Hartford Business Journal Contributor

Connecticut physicians — like doctors across the nation — face an increasingly challenging landscape. “We have arrived at this crossroads where things are not pretty,” said Dr. Khuram Ghumman.
Growing West Hartford equipment financier adds office space as others shrink footprints

Skyler Frazer

In the age of hybrid and remote work, many companies in Connecticut and nationwide have been shedding office space to reflect how their teams work. But not all businesses are doing so.
Focus section

Focus section
Higher minimum wage is latest challenge for cash-strapped nonprofits

Norman Bell, Hartford Business Journal Contributor

The culmination of Connecticut’s five-year march to a $15-an-hour minimum wage should have been a moment of celebration in the nonprofit community.
Expert corner

Expert corner
Nonprofits: Don’t fear the merger

Brian Kelleher and Amber Tucker

Mergers among nonprofits are less common than in the corporate world, but they can have many advantages.
Focus section

Focus section
CT Nonprofit Center to cease operations; CIL takes Atlantic Works building off market

Andrew Larson

The Hartford-based CT Nonprofit Center, which is managed and partly funded by the CT Community Nonprofit Alliance, is winding down and will cease operations.
Focus section

Focus section
Rodriguez to retire as CEO of The Village; nonprofit readies debut of Hartford’s first children’s urgent crisis center

Andrew Larson

Longtime president and CEO of The Village for Families & Children Galo Rodriguez will retire at the end of the year.
Expert corner

Expert corner
Nonprofits could benefit from new law establishing higher threshold for audits

Mary Kay Curtiss

For many years, nonprofit organizations in Connecticut have been required to have audits conducted if their annual gross revenues were greater than $500,000.
Other voices

Other voices
The Travelers Championship — A brand built to last

Bill Field

A tapestry of red spread out across the TPC River Highlands golf course in Cromwell serves as the welcoming entry to the well-crafted brand experience delivered year after year by the Travelers Championship.
Other voices

Other voices
3 ways for a small business to thrive in CT

Jessica Dodge

Small businesses are the lifeblood of our economy, but especially here in Connecticut.

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The federal government is heading toward a shutdown unless Congress passes funding legislation that is signed into law before Oct. 1.

Hundreds of thousands of government workers won't get paid until the shutdown is over, and many federal government services will be suspended.

Economists say the longer the shutdown lasts, the more severe the effects will be.

According to accounting firm EY, a shutdown would take 0.1 of a percentage point off of GDP every week.

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CT aims to build a quantum technology business corridor

Wave of commercial loan maturities puts office landlords and lenders on edge

Incoming CEO Kettles aims to maintain Windsor Federal’s independence, grow commercial loan business

Theater execs hope new tax credit will lure more pre- and post-Broadway productions to CT

Tater Baseball pitches new office-to-industrial plan

Hartford’s development strategy hinges on tax-fixing agreements

Office-to-manufacturing space conversions less common, but possible

Colleges branch out beyond state footprints to reach more students

Private equity could play larger role in office lending market

Private equity firms emerge as larger players in CT’s consolidating healthcare market

Growing West Hartford equipment financier adds office space as others shrink footprints

Higher minimum wage is latest challenge for cash-strapped nonprofits

Nonprofits: Don’t fear the merger

CT Nonprofit Center to cease operations; CIL takes Atlantic Works building off market

Rodriguez to retire as CEO of The Village; nonprofit readies debut of Hartford’s first children’s urgent crisis center

Nonprofits could benefit from new law establishing higher threshold for audits

The Travelers Championship — A brand built to last