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Oct. 14, 2024

Focus section

For CT manufacturers, robots, automation technology seen as crucial to addressing labor shortage

Harriet Jones

When Jeffrey Davis took the reins at New London’s historic Sheffield Pharmaceuticals in 2016, he knew there was one big problem he needed to solve.

Deal Watch

Deal Watch
Prominent Hartford-based property manager RM Bradley gets new leader

Michael Puffer
Despite some hiccups, CT has reaped the financial benefits of legalized sports betting

David Krechevsky
Focus section

Focus section
Three years after joining forces, Goodwin University, Univ. of Bridgeport eye campus upgrades, program expansions with $47M in bond funds

Hanna Snyder Gambini
Focus section

Focus section
Following 2022 federal settlement that calls for his retirement, Scheinberg weighs future

Hanna Snyder Gambini

While 5-day, in-office mandates are on the rise in CT, hybrid policies remain the norm

Greg Bordonaro

While some companies have made headlines recently by announcing plans to move to a five-day, in-office work requirement for most employees, that policy still isn't the norm among U.S. employers.
New CT Investment Advisory Council chair Zecher makes a science out of investment risk management

David Krechevsky

In the 2011 film “Margin Call,” Zachary Quinto portrays Peter Sullivan, a risk analyst working at an investment bank as the 2008 financial crisis is about to hit.
Here’s how a mostly vacant UConn property could help advance self-driving vehicle technology and make roads safer

Andrew Larson

Imagine a world without speeding tickets, preventable crashes and insurance claims for damaged vehicles — and without emergencies and deaths on roadways.
CT to expand employer student loan repayment tax credit; eyed as worker recruitment, retention tool

Hanna Snyder Gambini

Connecticut companies will soon have an added incentive to offer student loan repayment benefits to employees.
Southeast-based law firm poaches Cantor Colburn attorneys as part of CT, Northeast expansion

Harriet Jones

A former partner at Cantor Colburn in Hartford, Grant Ehrlich, has exited the firm with several colleagues, taking his team to a Southeast-based law firm that is establishing its first Connecticut presence.
Amid declining market, CBIA unveils new self-funded health coverage option for small, medium biz

David Krechevsky

It’s not what it had hoped to offer, but the Connecticut Business & Industry Association (CBIA) on Thursday launched a new program it says will provide small and medium-sized businesses access to more affordable healthcare coverage.
Editor's Take

Editor's Take
Bordonaro: Manufacturing employment in CT has stalled; here are some ideas to stimulate growth

Greg Bordonaro

Despite having thousands of open positions, Connecticut’s manufacturing industry has struggled to add jobs this year, stunting the state’s economic growth prospects.

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State legislators are considering a bill that would prohibit landlords from using software to inflate rents.

The intent of House Bill 6478 is to “prohibit the use of certain software that uses one or more algorithms to examine data for the purpose of increasing landlord and property manager profits by constraining housing supply and increasing rental rates.”

Landlords using RealPage software are accused of colluding to inflate rent prices by sharing sensitive data and using algorithms to set high rental rates, reducing competition. This practice is the subject of a multi-state antitrust lawsuit, including Connecticut.

Critics of the proposed bill argue that it could unintentionally impact small landlords.

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For CT manufacturers, robots, automation technology seen as crucial to addressing labor shortage

Prominent Hartford-based property manager RM Bradley gets new leader

Despite some hiccups, CT has reaped the financial benefits of legalized sports betting

Three years after joining forces, Goodwin University, Univ. of Bridgeport eye campus upgrades, program expansions with $47M in bond funds

Following 2022 federal settlement that calls for his retirement, Scheinberg weighs future

While 5-day, in-office mandates are on the rise in CT, hybrid policies remain the norm

New CT Investment Advisory Council chair Zecher makes a science out of investment risk management

Here’s how a mostly vacant UConn property could help advance self-driving vehicle technology and make roads safer

CT to expand employer student loan repayment tax credit; eyed as worker recruitment, retention tool

Southeast-based law firm poaches Cantor Colburn attorneys as part of CT, Northeast expansion

Amid declining market, CBIA unveils new self-funded health coverage option for small, medium biz