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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.
“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.
This number is hard to ignore: 99% of women who receive an early breast cancer diagnosis survive the disease.
Stanley Black & Decker says it may have to raise prices and move production to different parts of the world if the incoming Trump administration imposes tariffs on global trade.
The Eastern Company, a Shelton-based engineering business, has named a new CEO. Ryan Schroeder joins the company from his leadership role at Plaskolite, an Ohio-based plastics specialist.
Danbury-based ARKA Group, a defense and space manufacturing company, has acquired a radar and sensor technology group from Maxar Technologies. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
The CEO of Airbus in North America, Robin Hayes, met with representatives from 60 Connecticut aerospace supply chain companies in Hartford Wednesday, looking to deepen relationships in the state.
The U.S. government has awarded Stratford-based helicopter maker Sikorsky a foreign military sale contract to provide 35 UH-60M Black Hawk helicopters to the government of Greece.
Stanley Black & Decker CEO Donald Allan Jr. says he doesn’t see consistent improvements in demand for his company’s products until the second half of 2025.
High-profile private equity deals in Connecticut — most notably for Kaman Corp. in April of this year, and Barnes Group just a few weeks ago — have headlined what is becoming a major trend in the state’s manufacturing industry.
Barnes Group has reported third quarter losses of $2.1 million, or 4 cents per share, missing Wall Street forecasts.
Wallingford-based manufacturer Amphenol Corp., which has been on an acquisition spree in recent years, has closed its latest deal, the company announced Wednesday.
New Britain toolmaker Stanley Black & Decker has added a former executive of another Connecticut-based publicly traded manufacturer to its board of directors.
A Massachusetts-based women’s health technology company is closing its Danbury facility and will lay off 71 employees effective Dec. 20, according to a filing with the state Department of Labor.
Stratford-based helicopter maker Sikorsky has received a $6 million award from the U.S. government’s Defense Advanced Projects Agency (DARPA) to convert another model of its Black Hawk helicopter into a drone, via an autonomous flight system.
A heating parts manufacturer has purchased a Hamden industrial building where it will move its operations. J.F.D. Tube and Coil Products Inc. this month bought the property at 5 Hamden Park Drive for $800,000 from Jomar LLC.
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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