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Law firm Murtha Cullina, which is headquartered in Hartford, has signed an agreement to merge with Rochester, New York-based Harrison Beach, creating a “heavyweight regional firm,” the companies announced Tuesday.
Connecticut will receive $3 million in federal funding to help repair a bridge on Interstate 95 in Norwalk that was destroyed by a tanker fire and closed down the highway for a few days.
Connecticut’s House of Representatives passed an expansive housing bill late Friday night that, among other measures, offers incentives for towns to allow more duplexes and townhomes and requires landlords give tenants 45 days notice of rent increases.
Just a few days after the state House of Representatives passed a measure that would provide up to $3 million in financial assistance to striking workers, Pratt & Whitney parent company RTX Corp.
State and local officials, along with industry and university leaders gathered in New Haven Monday for the launch of QuantumCT, a new public-private collaboration aimed at “accelerating the adoption of quantum technologies in Connecticut and beyond” and positioning the state “as a leading hub for
Two of Connecticut’s largest manufacturers and employers received more than $152.5 million combined in U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) contracts in April, according to information from the federal agency.
Regional law firm Day Pitney, which has a large office in Hartford’s Goodwin Square, has hired a new partner in its government enforcement and white collar criminal defense practice.
Shelton-based real estate company William Raveis has acquired Carson Realty, a family-owned luxury brokerage based in Hilton Head, South Carolina. The company said the acquisition of Carson Realty gives it a significant market share increase in South Carolina.
A marketer based in New York City has a vision for New England: an NBA expansion team that would play at the XL Center in Hartford.
Called the New England Founders, the team would have dual homes at the XL Center and MassMutual Center in Springfield. The Founders would play most of their games at Hartford’s 15,000-seat arena and about 10 per season at the MassMutual Center, which has about 8,000 seats, according to the proposal.
It’s the brainchild of Springfield native Clarence Blair, who says the NBA expansion team would capitalize on Springfield’s “hoops heritage” – basketball was invented by a Springfield College instructor and graduate student in 1891 – and the popularity of UConn basketball.
State representatives passed a bill Friday that encourages towns to allow more apartments near train and bus stations, marking a win for housing advocates who have pushed for similar proposals every year since 2021.
Yale New Haven Health is asking the state Superior Court to be let out of its contract with Prospect Medical Holdings for the purchase of Manchester Memorial, Rockville General and Waterbury hospitals.
An NBA expansion team, called the New England Founders, would have dual homes at the XL Center in Hartford and the MassMutual Center in Springfield. The Founders would play most of their games at the 15,000-seat XL Center, under the proposal.
A Norwalk multifamily apartment building has been sold for more than $3 million.
To help solve Connecticut’s workforce shortage, business leaders must place more emphasis on mentoring and training programs, which can be especially beneficial in engaging disconnected youth.
Ion Beam Applications S.A. (IBA), a Belgium-based manufacturer of particle accelerator technology, said Thursday it has signed a contract with the Connecticut Proton Therapy Center to install a proton therapy system.
A bill that would offer statewide paid leave to employees of Connecticut’s federally recognized tribes gained final passage in the House on Thursday night. The bill would also extend paid leave to sexual assault victims.
The day began with Eversource’s chief executive condemning the leadership of the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority under Marissa P. Gillett. It ended with Gov. Ned Lamont giving her a vote of confidence and four years of job security.
When state legislators learned Tuesday that the state government would receive billions more tax dollars over the next few years than anticipated, the good news was tinged with bipartisan disappointment.
State representatives on Thursday passed a pair of sweeping bills that would aim to make it easier to become a teacher, examine the effects of unfunded education mandates on towns and shift mandated reporter requirements in the state’s child welfare system.
A longtime sushi restaurant in downtown New Haven has closed as the owners announced their retirement this week.
Eversource Energy officials said during an earnings call Thursday morning that the utility company plans to cut its capital expenditures in Connecticut by nearly $100 million in 2024, and by $500 million over the next five years, as a result of the state’s “uncertain” regulatory environment.
Chicago-based multistate cannabis company Verano Holdings is opening its fifth marijuana dispensary in the state later this week, the company announced.
A fixture in downtown Hartford’s bar scene, The Russian Lady, is reopening under a new owner and a new name, following a shooting outside the premises last year. Now called just “The Lady,” the venue is holding a grand opening this weekend starting Friday at 191 Ann Uccello St.
A lawsuit filed in federal court in Connecticut accuses Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals Inc. of manipulating the U.S. patent and drug approval system to “exclude generic competitors” and monopolize the market.
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