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In 2018, Hartford law firm Day Pitney scored what many considered to be a coup when it hired the retiring chief justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court, Chase T. Rogers.
New York-based NBT Bank, following its August 2023 purchase of Salisbury Bank, saw the largest deposit increase in Connecticut over the past year, according to newly released federal data.
Companies migrating from the suburbs to downtown Hartford remains an active trend, real estate experts said, despite an overall slow leasing environment that has significantly elevated office vacancy rates.
Two pickleball courts were recently added to the fifth floor of the 29-story office tower at 280 Trumbull St. in downtown Hartford.
A little less than three years after New York investors paid $10.45 million for Cigna’s former global headquarters in Bloomfield, the new owners are considering offers for the massive complex.
Rabbi Donna Berman knows a thing or two about living hand-to-mouth.
Hartford officials believe the installation of a roughly mile-long pipe through an area south of Bushnell Park will accelerate the transformation of 20 acres of underused buildings and parking lots into a vibrant mixed-use neighborhood.
Bloomfield-based aerospace manufacturer Kaman Corp., which was acquired by a private equity firm in April, has quietly installed a new senior l
October is national Cybersecurity Awareness Month. The Department of Homeland Security instituted this annual event through its Cybersecurity Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) in 2004.
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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