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Farmington-based Otis Worldwide has built a new, floor-to-ceiling glass elevator for Seattle’s iconic Space Needle.
Gemspring Capital Management LLC, a Westport-based middle-market private equity firm, has agreed to acquire Goodyear Chemical, The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.'s polymer chemicals business.
TransAxle LLC, a manufacturer of heavy-duty truck parts, plans to close all of its locations across the United States, including one in Killingly, after failing to secure a buyer for the company.
Machine tool maker TRUMPF has become the first company to receive funding under Connecticut’s $25 million Strategic Supply Chain initiative.
The state’s Office of Manufacturing has released a new strategic plan aimed at growing the sector to 20% of Connecticut’s GDP by 2030, and achieving full employment in manufacturing.
Meriden-based chocolatier Thompson Chocolate has been acquired by a national company, Chocolate Works, which is backed by a private equity investor.
Submarine builder Electric Boat has purchased two commercial properties near its Groton shipyard for $3.6 million, land records show. The properties are at 359 and 415 Thames St.
A Connecticut-based industrial holding company is investigating a subsidiary over “concerns” regarding its accounting practices.
Barnes Aerospace, part of the Bristol-based Barnes Group, which was sold in a private equity deal earlier last year, has appointed a new CEO.
Pratt & Whitney has posted a web page addressing striking workers’ concerns over job security in Connecticut.
A West Hartford apartment developer recently paid $650,000 to manufacturer Ahlstrom for a vacant office building in Windsor Locks.
Pratt & Whitney has written a letter to striking machinists laying out the terms of what it says is its “last, best and final offer” in contract negotiations.
A Pennsylvania-based company specializing in heat treating manufactured parts recently paid $2.35 million for a 29,504-square-foot Berlin manufacturing building.
Union leaders at Pratt & Whitney say their principal issues in the ongoing machinists’ strike are job security and pension guarantees.
Elected officials have rallied to support striking machinists at East Hartford-based jet-engine maker Pratt & Whitney.
East Hartford-based jet-engine maker Pratt & Whitney on Friday made a final contract offer to unionized machinists that included higher pay, more retirement savings and additional days off.