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A Canadian hospitality company planning to build a chain of Nordic spas in unique settings across the U.S. has paid $2.5 million for a Portland brownstone quarry that dates back to the 1600s.
Donna Staples in February took the reins from her former boss and mentor Irene Makiaris, who broke a glass ceiling by becoming the first woman to launch her own media-buying business in Connecticut.
A wide-ranging bill that contained multiple initiatives to combat climate change had its substance yanked by the Appropriations Committee on April 22, after concerns about the potential price tag.
Aerospace manufacturer Pratt & Whitney could build a new 313,000-square-foot office building in East Hartford.
A Massachusetts food manufacturer is planning to expand to South Windsor, with a proposed $71 million upgrade to the sprawling Carla’s Pasta facility, which is slated to close “imminently,” a town official said.
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Gov. Ned Lamont had basketball on his mind during the 2024 Connecticut Workforce Summit event earlier this week: contemplating how Dan Hurley and Geno Auriemma built championship-caliber teams through recruitment and talent development.
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Connecticut employers added 16,000 jobs across industries in 2024, the state Department of Labor said in its annual jobs summary released Friday.
According to the DOL, the labor force in Connecticut hit a new high of 1.96 million workers, with a labor force participation rate of 65% in 2024. Nationally, the labor force participation rate is 62.6%.
Also, the state’s unemployment rate was relatively flat, ranging from 3% and 3.3% over the last 24 months.
The number of jobs added in 2024 was about 18.4% less than the 19,600 jobs added in 2023.
In January, Connecticut added another 2,300 jobs.
DOL Commissioner Danté Bartolomeo said the statewide economy remains “in good shape” and the year is off to a positive start.
However, she warned that changes at the national level — related to tariffs, federal spending and other factors — could impact Connecticut’s economy for the remainder of 2025.
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