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Hartford-based financial services company Nassau Financial Group has allocated $10 million in capital to support early- and mid-stage startups in the insurtech, fintech and retiretech sectors in Connecticut and New York.
Though potentially massive cuts in federal aid loom, Connecticut’s General Assembly can’t tackle that crisis until it first solves another.
A roughly 190,000-square-foot logistics building in Manchester recently sold for $12 million, far surpassing the $3.62 million it fetched when it last traded hands in 2018.
The state Senate’s leaders unveiled a new proposal Thursday to boost taxes on Connecticut’s high earners, seeking to raise hundreds of millions of dollars to mitigate anticipated deep cuts in federal aid to health care, education and other core pr
Each quarter, KeyBank surveys 400 middle market business executives (defined as those companies within the $10 million to $2 billion range) to understand the impact of current macroeconomic conditions and government policies on the business
A Newington-based printing-equipment supplier has been sold to a private equity firm.
Connecticut wealth management and investment firm Bradley, Foster & Sargent has merged with Napatree Capital.
Gov. Ned Lamont has steadfastly refused to increase taxes on Connecticut’s wealthiest residents throughout his six-plus years in office.
It’s a bill that would make Scrooge McDuck very happy.
An investor from Monroe, New York recently paid $3.13 million for a 33-unit apartment building in Hartford’s South End.
JPMorgan Chase Bank will continue its branch expansion in Connecticut this year.
Gov. Ned Lamont and legislative leaders agree that state dollars should be used to blunt the big cuts in federal aid Connecticut is facing.
The Connecticut Retirement Plans and Trust Funds (CRPTF) generated returns of 10.3% in the 2024 calendar year, according to an announcement from state Treasurer Erick Russell’s office Wednesday.
Webster Financial Corp., parent company of Stamford-based Webster Bank, announced that its executive vice president and chief risk officer, Dan Bley, plans to retire.
Some towns have seen large drops in their grand lists caused in part by changes made in recent years to the state law that determines how local officials figure the value of cars for property tax purposes.
Bank of America has notified a federal regulator that it has closed a branch in Brookfield.
A struggling Stamford-based bank will lose another top executive, following an announcement last month about its CEO’s departure.