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August 7, 2023

Lindsey Fortunato breaks mold by becoming CEO in male-dominated construction industry

Hanna Snyder Gambini

Lindsey Fortunato grew up hearing about the family’s construction business around the dinner table every night. More than three decades later, she is CEO of Berlin-based Fortunato Construction.

Deal Watch

Deal Watch
Could downtown Hartford see its first homeownership opportunities in more than a decade?

Michael Puffer
‘Serial Capital Raisers’: CT fuel cell companies need cash to keep pace with fast-growing technology

Andrew Larson
Capital Crunch: Lack of IPO activity slows growth of CT’s bioscience, tech industries

Harriet Jones, Hartford Business Journal Contributor
Connecticut cannabis company emerges as multistate operator

Skyler Frazer

Deal Watch

Deal Watch
Hollywood strikes pull the curtain on millions of dollars in CT productions

Michael Puffer

Rocky Hill-based media producer Andrew Gernhard shot three different movies during the first half of this year.
Deal Watch

Deal Watch
Attempt to build and sell downtown Hartford condos ends with rentals — for now

Michael Puffer

While no condos have been added to downtown Hartford in well over a decade, there was a recent attempt.
Deal Watch

Deal Watch
Business duo pays $3.3M for big chunk of long-struggling Waterbury mall; retail overhaul eyed

Michael Puffer

The Macy’s at one corner of Waterbury’s Brass Mill Center went dark more than two years ago amid retail struggles nationally and declining popularity of the city's mall.
Arts Biz

Arts Biz
CT theater audiences return for Broadway hits, but ‘middle-of-the-road’ shows create ticket-sale challenges

Frank Rizzo, Hartford Business Journal Contributor

Post-pandemic audiences are returning in various degrees to Connecticut’s largest presenting houses — The Bushnell in Hartford, Palace Theater in Waterbury and Shubert Theatre in New Haven.
Eric Coleman sees lower energy costs, workforce development, arts and entertainment as keys to city’s future

Greg Bordonaro

A strong corporate base that invests in downtown Hartford and its neighborhoods is key to the city’s future revival, said Eric Coleman, Democratic candidate for city mayor.
Slow residential market hurting real estate, banking, ancillary industries

Michelle Tuccitto Sullo

The lack of residential homes for sale is having a negative impact on multiple industries, not just real estate.
With mortgage lending volume down, banks pivot to other products, services

Michelle Tuccitto Sullo

Lower demand for residential mortgage loans and refinancings has prompted Connecticut banks to focus their efforts on other products and services — such as home equity and construction loans or even commercial lending — to weather the downturn.
Outgoing AdvanceCT chief Denious sharpens state's sales pitch over 4 years

Michael Puffer

In the four years since Peter Denious left a venture capital firm to become head of the Connecticut Economic Resource Center, he’s helped reshape the organization’s name and mission.
Live, Work, Play: With new apartments, Bristol aims to create a long-awaited downtown center

Hanna Snyder Gambini

A major mixed-use development project is underway that will give Bristol a long-awaited and dedicated downtown center.
Other voices

Other voices
Energy efficiency holds key to unlocking a thriving CT climate economy

Al Subbloie

People from Connecticut aren’t the type to shy away from a challenge — the matter of climate change should be no different.
Other voices

Other voices
CT should invest $500M in summer/‘Opportunity Youth’ programs to boost talent pipeline

Lisa Tepper Bates & Alex Johnson

Connecticut is facing a substantial gap in its state labor force: our employers urgently need more residents prepared for the workforce.
Know the risks and rewards of employer-sponsored summer activities

Abby Warren and Sapna Jain

As we move into the height of summer, employers may be preparing to host activities and events aimed at increasing engagement and morale, fostering camaraderie, and having fun as a team.

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Poll Description

When it began operations on March 28, 2015, the CTfastrak busway was controversial because of its cost — $570 million to construct, of which $113 million was financed by the state.

Now, CT Transit officials are touting the economic development benefits of it. They say that $550 million in related transit-oriented development projects are planned, under construction or completed along the bus route.

The busway has 10 stations along its dedicated route between Hartford and New Britain.

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Lindsey Fortunato breaks mold by becoming CEO in male-dominated construction industry

Could downtown Hartford see its first homeownership opportunities in more than a decade?

‘Serial Capital Raisers’: CT fuel cell companies need cash to keep pace with fast-growing technology

Capital Crunch: Lack of IPO activity slows growth of CT’s bioscience, tech industries

Connecticut cannabis company emerges as multistate operator

Hollywood strikes pull the curtain on millions of dollars in CT productions

Attempt to build and sell downtown Hartford condos ends with rentals — for now

Business duo pays $3.3M for big chunk of long-struggling Waterbury mall; retail overhaul eyed

CT theater audiences return for Broadway hits, but ‘middle-of-the-road’ shows create ticket-sale challenges

Eric Coleman sees lower energy costs, workforce development, arts and entertainment as keys to city’s future

Slow residential market hurting real estate, banking, ancillary industries

With mortgage lending volume down, banks pivot to other products, services

Outgoing AdvanceCT chief Denious sharpens state's sales pitch over 4 years

Live, Work, Play: With new apartments, Bristol aims to create a long-awaited downtown center

Energy efficiency holds key to unlocking a thriving CT climate economy

CT should invest $500M in summer/‘Opportunity Youth’ programs to boost talent pipeline