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Soaring interest rates and economic jitters have slowed the Greater Hartford industrial market this year, but demand remains healthy, providing opportunities for well-financed investors and develop
Christina Lampe-Onnerud, the founder and CEO of Danbury-based Cadenza Innovation, doesn’t hesitate when asked if the company’s batteries could play a role in fighting climate change.
Windsor Locks has been awarded a $4.8 million state grant, helping secure a developer’s commitment to build a $42 million mixed-use apartment project near the town’s new planned train station.
The amount of available office space in Greater Hartford recorded a slight uptick during the third quarter, despite an increase in leasing activity, according to a new report by CBRE.
A joint initiative by New York- and Boston-based investment firms recently paid $8.15 million for two Torrington medical office buildings as part of a drive to invest in outpatient healthcare real estate in the Northeast.
A New-Jersey based developer who is building a massive Middletown multifamily housing complex with more than 400 apartments planned, is looking to add another 72 units on the property.
Stamford law firm Silver Golub & Teitell has filed class-action suits against public water supply companies Aquarion and Connecticut Water Co., alleging the companies knowingly sold unsafe drinking water containing PFAS to customers.
After almost 10 months of recreational marijuana sales in Connecticut, the number of dispensaries in the state has slowly climbed, with retail outlets heavily concentrated in or close to metropolitan areas, and along major highways, according to a
With thousands of cybersecurity job openings around the state — and entry-level positions that can command a six-figure starting salary — training the next generation of security engineers is a key challenge for Connecticut.
The Connecticut attorney general’s office has received an average of 1,382 annual data breach notifications from employers and other organizations over the last three years.
Connecticut’s proposed adoption of the Advanced Clean Cars II (ACCII) standard has spawned a large amount of debate.
On paper, mergers and acquisitions look thrilling. Diversification. Expansion. Cost savings and larger margins — in less time with fewer dollars.
UConn is facing scrutiny and debate over its effort to evaluate and potentially eliminate low-enrollment academic programs.
The initiative has raised concerns among unionized professors, but UConn administrators argue it's necessary to analyze the supply and demand for majors.
UConn is grappling with a $17.6 million deficit in the current fiscal year and faces a projected $72.8 million deficit for the next fiscal year. The university receives significant state funding – $328 million allocated for the current fiscal year.
Gov. Ned Lamont, however, has warned that public colleges need to tighten their belts next year.
UConn has identified 70 low-enrollment and low-completion academic programs, each with fewer than 100 students completing them over the last five years. These programs include women's gender and sexuality studies, art history, and Italian literary and cultural studies.
During an Oct. 30 UConn Board of Trustees meeting, Chairman Daniel Toscano said only “a small fraction” of the low-enrollment programs face the possibility of actually being cut.
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