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The city of Hartford is requesting state support to launch an artificial intelligence hub in the Capital City, an effort that could include an investment up to $100 million over several years.
Private equity backing fuels Great Wolf Lodge’s aggressive expansion into CT, elsewhere
Hanna Snyder GambiniGreat Wolf Lodge, the family-oriented resort chain known for its indoor water parks, is set to make a splash in Connecticut with a new location adjacent to Foxwoods Resort Casino.
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Deal WatchReal estate investment/development giant Winstanley will bet on retail market in 2025
Just in time for the holiday shopping season, major industrial developer Adam Winstanley has a bullish outlook on the retail sector.
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Deal WatchBristol-based Century Spring CEO buys the company, pays $2M for HQ
Century Spring CEO Lisa V. Bayne recently purchased the Bristol-based manufacturer and its 32,986-square-foot industrial building.
Growing CT tech startup CoachEm uses AI to develop online training for sales managers
In Putnam, a town of just over 9,000 residents in the quiet northeast corner of Connecticut, a technology startup is harnessing artificial intelligence to develop an online training program for sales managers.
Demand grows for online training programs
As it has become apparent that a larger percentage of the workforce will remain remote compared to pre-pandemic times, companies have been increasingly leaning on online tools to coach staff in company culture and skills, experts say.
3 mobile home parks hit market, putting spotlight on overlooked segment of CT’s undersupplied housing sector
The potential sale of three mobile home parks in Connecticut, recently put on the market for $13.3 million, has thrown a spotlight on an under-considered housing sector in the state.
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In tumultuous year for Aetna/CVS Health, Kane’s time leading Hartford health insurer short-lived
In an interview last December, Brian Kane expressed optimism about the future of Aetna and the health insurer’s headquarters remaining in Hartford. A year later, Aetna is still based in the Capital City; Kane isn’t.
Hartford Mayor Arulampalam eyes state funding request for empty office space conversions
Mayor Arunan Arulampalam launched his first term in office with a goal of making Hartford the easiest Connecticut community in which to run a business.
In first ‘whirlwind’ year as CEO, Lee faces challenges, including Boeing strike impact, and opportunities in ‘booming’ space industry
“It’s been a whirlwind of a year,” said Marietta S. Lee. “Despite everyone warning me, I was not adequately prepared for what a whirlwind it was going to be. But it was fun.”
Duncaster, CEO Papa see expansion plans halted by court appeal as senior-living facility marks 40th year
For Bloomfield-based retirement community Duncaster and its CEO Kelly Smith Papa, 2024 has been a year of both celebration and frustration.
Under Maduko, newly merged CT community college system records enrollment gains, erases deficits
Hanna Snyder GambiniWhen Dr. O. John Maduko took over as the first president of the new Connecticut State Community College system, CT State, he had lofty goals and significant challenges to overcome.
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Editor's TakeBordonaro: Lamont correct to ditch EV mandate; clean energy policies need rethink
Gov. Ned Lamont made headlines last month when he declared he would not continue pursuing a policy to phase out all new sales of internal combustion engine vehicles by 2035.
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The General Assembly’s Labor and Public Employees Committee has raised a bill seeking to regulate the use of production quotas for warehouse workers.
The bill contains placeholder text that seeks to “limit the extent to which certain warehouse distribution centers can require their employees to meet unreasonable production quotas,” while also adding that it seeks to allow “individuals participating in a labor dispute to be eligible for unemployment benefits” and to “protect workers’ rights.”
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