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Sept. 2, 2024

Businesses join outcry over spike in CT electric rates; here’s how they are responding

David Krechevsky

CKS Packaging Inc. is a national plastic container manufacturer with a production facility in Naugatuck.

Growing popularity of plagiarism- and AI-detection technology makes Copyleaks one of CT’s fastest-growing private companies

Hanna Snyder Gambini

Artificial intelligence, specifically AI-generated text and content, has grown in popularity and been embraced by many industries, but it also has downsides, including contributing to an increase in copyright infringement.
CBIA think tank set to unveil long-term economic roadmap for CT

Harriet Jones, Hartford Business Journal Contributor

A new think tank effort launched last year by the Connecticut Business & Industry Association will reveal its long-term economic roadmap for the state on Sept. 4.
Union activity on the rise in CT

Greg Bordonaro

Employees at two more Connecticut Starbucks locations recently voted to unionize, as the state overall experiences an uptick in unionization activity.
FuelCell Energy, facing possible Nasdaq delisting, announces plans for reverse stock split

Andrew Larson

Danbury-based FuelCell Energy Inc. announced a reverse stock split Tuesday as the company faces delisting from the Nasdaq stock exchange due to its stock price falling below $1.
Deal Watch

Deal Watch
Shipman & Goodwin sues downtown Hartford landlord facing foreclosure, arguing building’s condition threatens the firm’s ability to operate

Andrew Larson

Constitution Plaza’s woes are growing. A lender seeking to foreclose on much of the downtown Hartford office complex could be getting closer to taking control of the property.
Deal Watch

Deal Watch
New Haven’s new life sciences tower, 101 College St., loses major tenant

Greg Bordonaro & Hanna Snyder Gambini, Hartford Business Journal

A major tenant has backed out of a lease agreement to occupy more than 160,000 square feet in a new life sciences tower in downtown New Haven.
Focus section

Focus section
As some cannabis businesses struggle to launch, license sales emerge as exit strategy

Skyler Frazer

With Connecticut’s adult-use cannabis market nearing its second anniversary in January, merger-and-acquisition activity could ramp up as more companies reach the final licensure stage and determine whether they want to move forward with launching
Other voices

Other voices
Why REITs aren’t bad for the U.S. hospital system

Fred McKinney

America’s hospital system is severely fractured and facing a crisis, but all the finger-pointing has been in the wrong direction.
Expert corner

Expert corner
Deleting ‘Donuts’ and adding mobile: How businesses must adapt to consumer demand

Ross Nelson

Have you ever thought about the way Dunkin’ Donuts — or should we say, Dunkin’ — has affected your life?

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Gov. Ned Lamont announced Monday that he would veto a controversial housing bill, HB 5002, which passed the state legislature by narrow margins.

The omnibus bill attempted to address the state's housing shortage by requiring municipalities to set goals for affordable housing, prioritizing state aid to communities that build housing.

It also streamlined approval for so-called “middle housing,” defined as a building with two to nine units.

HB 5002 was considered the most significant housing bill to reach Lamont’s desk in seven years.

However, opponents said it went too far in centralizing power at the state level.

Lamont, on Monday, said he wanted municipal leaders to take the lead in growing the amount of affordable housing in their towns and cities.

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