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July 24, 2023

Amid debt covenant breach, consultants recommend AI, efficiencies to improve Bristol Health’s financial position

Michelle Tuccitto Sullo

Bristol Health has been working with consultants in recent months to get advice on how to turn around its struggling financial position.

Deal Watch

Deal Watch
Texas developer hopes New Britain mixed-use redevelopment is one of many in Hardware City

Skyler Frazer

After sitting vacant for more than 20 years, a historic New Britain industrial property will soon have new life as a mixed-use residential development that city officials hope is one of many in the recently created Barrio Latino corridor, named af
Deal Watch

Deal Watch
Prolific affordable housing builder tools up to buy older stock

Michael Puffer

Hundreds of thousands of apartments built across the country decades ago with federal assistance will exit affordable housing restrictions over the next five years, raising concerns among housing advocates.
Choate private school leader Curtis focuses on new revenue streams, sustainability and student safety

Norman Bell, Hartford Business Journal Contributor

For most businesses, competition boils down to a mix of price, product quality, brand reputation, customer service and marketing.
Bronin: Potential state office building consolidation could help grow Hartford’s tax base

Andrew Larson

The state of Connecticut is evaluating the office footprint of state agencies, looking for cost savings and efficiencies, as it plans a consolidation at 450 Columbus Blvd., a sprawling complex along the Connecticut River on the outskirts of downtown Hartford.
Carrot or Stick? Federal prosecutors offer CT companies incentives to disclose wrongdoing

Michelle Tuccitto Sullo

Maybe you discovered one of your company’s employees offered a bribe to secure a key contract. Or, you just learned your worker conspired with competitors to fix prices to boost profits.
Focus section

Focus section
Expanded human capital tax credit aims to help employers boost worker perks, including child-care reimbursements, job training

Hanna Snyder Gambini

A new law that increases tax credits for employee training and child care is being touted as an effective way to incentivize businesses to invest in their workforce and potentially chip away at the state’s worker shortage.
Expert corner

Expert corner
Return-to-workplace strategies: If you build it, will they come?

Terri Finucane

People have changed over the last few years, as have their needs and expectations regarding the workplace.
BLS data finds slight decrease in working from home

Andrew Larson

Arecent survey from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics found that the majority of employees (69%) are doing “some or all” of their work at their workplace, while 34% of workers are continuing to perform at least some of their work functions from home.
Other voices

Other voices
EV growth represents electric opportunity for CT’s commercial businesses

Gabe Phillips

Electric vehicles are expected to experience significant growth in the next 10 years, ushering in the EV revolution.
Expert corner

Expert corner
Commercial real estate loans are coming due — what lenders, property owners, tenants and managers need to know

Brion J. Kirsch

Commercial real estate loan portfolios are facing a tidal wave of maturities at a time when certain commercial real estate classes are potentially entering a crisis.

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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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Amid debt covenant breach, consultants recommend AI, efficiencies to improve Bristol Health’s financial position

After decades-long decline, advocates hope hydroelectric power could see rebirth as clean energy solution

What do employers want to know about office space design? ‘How do we get more people back to work’

Nearly a decade after CT established benefit corporation legal structure, few companies embrace it

Hartford Truck Equipment’s $8M-plus expansion sparked by pandemic growth, new business

Texas developer hopes New Britain mixed-use redevelopment is one of many in Hardware City

Prolific affordable housing builder tools up to buy older stock

Choate private school leader Curtis focuses on new revenue streams, sustainability and student safety

Bronin: Potential state office building consolidation could help grow Hartford’s tax base

Carrot or Stick? Federal prosecutors offer CT companies incentives to disclose wrongdoing

Expanded human capital tax credit aims to help employers boost worker perks, including child-care reimbursements, job training

Return-to-workplace strategies: If you build it, will they come?

BLS data finds slight decrease in working from home

EV growth represents electric opportunity for CT’s commercial businesses