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July 8, 2024

Focus section

As COVID-era aid and giving wane, nonprofits seek new revenue streams for survival

Hanna Snyder Gambini

The COVID-19 pandemic changed the landscape for many organizations, especially nonprofits.

Quietly, Stamford has been a top international maritime shipping management center; but it’s an industry in flux

Harriet Jones, Hartford Business Journal Contributor

Stamford has only a modest waterfront in comparison to the busy commercial port of New Haven just down Long Island Sound.
HBJ wins 3 national business journalism awards

The Hartford Business Journal's editorial staff won three editorial excellence awards from the Alliance of Area Business Publishers, an industry association that represents dozens of business publications from around the country.
CT has added 15,200 jobs in 2024; these sectors are hiring the most

Andrew Larson

The state added about 4,700 jobs in May, causing the unemployment rate to drop slightly to 4.3%, according to the state Department of Labor’s preliminary data.
Here’s how the special legislative session will impact businesses

Skyler Frazer

Most of the attention on the General Assembly’s late June special session focused on lawmakers granting the South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority the ability to purchase Bridgeport-based Aquarion Water Co.
Deal Watch

Deal Watch
Despite mall struggles, broader retail real estate market sees a post-pandemic rebound

Hanna Snyder Gambini

“In-person retail is dead.”
Deal Watch

Deal Watch
M&T Bank taking offers on ‘non-performing’ $31M loan backed by major Class A New Haven office tower

Hanna Snyder Gambini and Greg Bordonaro

Cracks in the state’s office market are continuing to show signs of widening.
Deal Watch

Deal Watch
High-vacancy downtown Stamford office building sells for $7M; prominent developer eyes luxury hotel conversion

Greg Bordonaro

A downtown Stamford office building with a high vacancy rate was recently purchased by a high-profile local development firm that plans to convert the property into a luxury hotel, according to its website.
Diversification key to Clinton-based electric grills, cooktops maker Kenyon International’s growth

David Krechevsky

Fire and boats don’t mix. Just ask Phil Williams, co-owner and president of Kenyon International, a Clinton-based manufacturer.
Expert corner

Expert corner
Here’s how to avoid common pitfalls when managing charitable assets

Ryan Leichsenring

If one was to ask the leadership of a nonprofit about the biggest challenge facing the organization, the most common response likely would revolve around the organization’s financial sustainability and stability.
Editor's Take

Editor's Take
Bordonaro: Special legislative session sets bad precedent

Greg Bordonaro

Special legislative sessions have become the norm in Connecticut politics.
Other voices

Other voices
Opinion: Collaboration is key to tackling CT’s challenges; offshore wind industry provides test case

Tony Sheridan

A recent trip to view the first-ever utility-scale offshore wind farm in the United States, not far off the coast of Connecticut, recalled a boyhood dream to one day emigrate to America.

Today's Poll

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.

517 Votes
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As COVID-era aid and giving wane, nonprofits seek new revenue streams for survival

With revenue sharing and direct payments to athletes looming, college sports won’t be the same

First cannabis transport company earns final license approval; plans to be logistics ‘hub’ for industry newcomers and veterans

Amid recent job cuts, newly private Kaman Corp. bets on new technology for future growth

Millstone Medical invests $5M in new Bloomfield testing facility, amid supply chain-tightening trend

Quietly, Stamford has been a top international maritime shipping management center; but it’s an industry in flux

HBJ wins 3 national business journalism awards

CT has added 15,200 jobs in 2024; these sectors are hiring the most

Here’s how the special legislative session will impact businesses

Despite mall struggles, broader retail real estate market sees a post-pandemic rebound

M&T Bank taking offers on ‘non-performing’ $31M loan backed by major Class A New Haven office tower

High-vacancy downtown Stamford office building sells for $7M; prominent developer eyes luxury hotel conversion

Diversification key to Clinton-based electric grills, cooktops maker Kenyon International’s growth

Here’s how to avoid common pitfalls when managing charitable assets

Bordonaro: Special legislative session sets bad precedent