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“I call this career 3.0 for me,” laughs Cici Bevin, the new president of her family’s storied manufacturing company Bevin Bros. Manufacturing.
This number is hard to ignore: 99% of women who receive an early breast cancer diagnosis survive the disease.
A growing Darien-based healthy snacks company, GoodSAM Foods, is a profit-driven business with an environmental-oriented mission.
A 42-bed, 55,000-square-foot inpatient rehabilitation hospital should soon be under construction in Waterbury following the sale Monday of a roughly 4.5-acre building site to a Florida-based developer.
Business and industrial development corporations (BIDCOs) are small private lenders focused on lending to disadvantaged communities, and they’ve been a rarity in Connecticut.
“It takes years to develop an aerospace customer,” said Haley Nemeth. She is the third generation to work in her family’s rubber-sealing business, Jonal Laboratories, founded by her grandfather in the 1960s.
Hydrogen is the lightest element on the periodic table but is considered a heavyweight when it comes to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Hillside Ventures, a UConn student-led early-stage venture fund, has invested in AI-technology company Siera.ai as part of its newly formed science, technology, engineering and mathematics division.
Some of UConn’s unionized professors have raised concerns about school administrators’ efforts to examine, and potentially eliminate, low-enrollment academic programs.
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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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