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Sept. 4, 2023

From glass to concrete, CT company offers construction industry environmentally conscious cement alternative

Skyler Frazer

A Connecticut manufacturer is hoping to help municipalities and contractors reach their clean energy goals through an innovative approach to making construction materials.

Charitable Mindset: The Walker Group transitions to unique trust-ownership model that ensures it will never be sold

Andrew Larson
Deal Watch

Deal Watch
Fairfield father-son development team makes big bet on increasingly popular single-family housing rentals

Michael Puffer
Focus section

Focus section
Multigenerational Shift: Navigating Great Wealth Transfer is a boon for attorneys, estate/investment planners

Hanna Snyder Gambini
Deal Watch

Deal Watch
Wave of single-family, build-to-rent properties crashes against Northeast’s high costs

Michael Puffer

New head of Union Savings Bank Reyes focused on growth, community investment

Michelle Tuccitto Sullo

Chelen Reyes, who took over as president and CEO of Union Savings Bank in August, said he’s committed to the Danbury-based lender’s future growth amid a challenging industry environment.
Fonfara: Reducing poverty, workforce development key to Hartford’s future growth

Greg Bordonaro

Longtime state Sen. John Fonfara said he’s running for mayor of Hartford because he’s witnessed the city get poorer over the last decade.
Going Green: Car dealerships say they are ready for ‘electrification’ of auto industry

Skyler Frazer

Connecticut is on track to join eight states in adopting new standards to slash vehicle emissions, an effort that includes requiring manufacturers to deliver 100% electric vehicles to the state by 2035.
Litchfield businessman Mark Greenberg doubles down on Windsor sports and entertainment complex

Michael Puffer

Whether it’s $4 million committed to a nearly complete sports dome, or plans to invest $7 million in a hotel, Litchfield businessman Mark Greenberg is significantly increasing his stake in an effort to develop a premium sports and entertainment co
Startup indoor cycling league eyes Windsor arena; price tag could reach $80M

Michael Puffer

Mark Greenberg’s vision to develop a premium sports and entertainment complex in Windsor could get a major boost from a new venture hoping to popularize team cycling in the United States.
Focus section

Focus section
Change to nursing OT law seen as nod to organized labor, doing little to address staffing crisis

Andrew Larson

A new state law, passed during the recent legislative session, reduces the number of circumstances under which nurses can be required to work mandatory overtime from five to one.
Expert corner

Expert corner
The risks of AI for law firms and their business clients

Marcy Tench Stovall and David P. Atkins

By now, many people have heard about the New York lawyer who got into trouble earlier this year when he tried to use ChatGPT for legal research in preparing a memorandum of law on behalf of his client.
CT ranks among best states for work-location flexibility

Andrew Larson

Connecticut ranks as one of the top 10 states in work-location flexibility, according to a recent Flex Index study.
Editor's Take

Editor's Take
Bordonaro: Next Hartford mayor needs a vision for city’s future

Greg Bordonaro

Where’s Hartford headed? What’s the vision to make the city the bustling metropolis it could and should be?

Today's Poll

Poll Description

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.

311 Votes
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From glass to concrete, CT company offers construction industry environmentally conscious cement alternative

Charitable Mindset: The Walker Group transitions to unique trust-ownership model that ensures it will never be sold

Fairfield father-son development team makes big bet on increasingly popular single-family housing rentals

Multigenerational Shift: Navigating Great Wealth Transfer is a boon for attorneys, estate/investment planners

Wave of single-family, build-to-rent properties crashes against Northeast’s high costs

New head of Union Savings Bank Reyes focused on growth, community investment

Fonfara: Reducing poverty, workforce development key to Hartford’s future growth

Going Green: Car dealerships say they are ready for ‘electrification’ of auto industry

Litchfield businessman Mark Greenberg doubles down on Windsor sports and entertainment complex

Startup indoor cycling league eyes Windsor arena; price tag could reach $80M

Change to nursing OT law seen as nod to organized labor, doing little to address staffing crisis

The risks of AI for law firms and their business clients

CT ranks among best states for work-location flexibility