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May 23, 2025
East Hartford jet-engine maker Pratt & Whitney announced Friday that it has reached a “tentative agreement” on a revised contract offer to striking machinists.
Big piece of former Stone Academy campus in East Hartford hits market for second time in little more than a year 5gc6e
May 23, 2025
CT regulator approves major reduction in services at Prospect-owned hospital 4554t
May 23, 2025
CT nursing home, group home strikes called off after deal reached 4d11s
May 23, 2025New Italian-Latino fusion restaurant concept planned for downtown Hartford 5l1w5d
May 23, 2025Hearst reporters vote in favor of unionization 2q5f2p
May 23, 2025Bloomfield company that offers adult day care services eyes expansion 6j5b1v
May 23, 2025
LATEST HEADLINES s16u
Autobody shop property in Stratford exchanges hands for $1.85M 3l6z2v
May 23, 2025A one-story autobody shop property, at 1860 Stratford Ave., in Stratford, has sold for $1.85 million, according to land records.
May 23, 2025
CT company agrees to buy Goodyear’s polymer chemicals business 3hc3i
May 23, 2025Gemspring 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.
May 23, 2025
CT Senate es bill to boost insurance affordability, transparency m2t4v
May 23, 2025The state Senate ed a sweeping bill Wednesday that seeks to boost insurance affordability and transparency, as well as address industry practices that critics say limit patients’ access to care.
May 23, 2025
As House es ‘big beautiful bill,’ CT delegation s opposition 1d6rc
May 23, 2025Connecticut’s congressional delegation ed other Democrats Thursday in uniform opposition to House Republicans’ “big beautiful bill” designed to carry out President Donald J. Trump’s agenda on taxes, immigration and energy.
May 23, 2025
Lawmakers back off plan to regulate movie start times, for now 58j6g
May 23, 2025After making headlines as far away as London for a proposal to regulate movie start times, Connecticut lawmakers have decided not to pursue the plan. At least for now.
May 23, 2025
Facing filibuster, Democrats stall vote on CT omnibus housing bill 4y2t7
May 23, 2025At their regular Thursday morning press briefing, House Democratic leadership appeared confident about age of the most significant housing legislation to come before the Connecticut legislature in years.
May 23, 2025
65.5-acre MassMutual office campus in Enfield sells for just under $4M 381h5u
May 22, 2025A Branford-based development group has paid $3.99 million for the 65.5-acre MassMutual office complex off Interstate 91 in Enfield.
May 22, 2025
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Glastonbury’s The Shops at Somerset Square welcomes 3 new tenants, including Tiger Belly Noodle Bar 2c23b
May 22, 2025The Shops at Somerset Square in Glastonbury, which was purchased by a Tennessee-based real estate development company a few years ago for $30.1 million, announced it
May 22, 2025
Danbury approves plan to convert 10-story hotel into 198 apartments 4x6b6f
May 22, 2025A plan to turn a 10-story, 240-room Danbury hotel into a 198-unit apartment complex was approved unanimously on Wednesday by the city’s Planning Commission.
May 22, 2025
East Hartford starts charging developers $30K monthly to sustain deal for large-scale apartment project 6f6426
May 22, 2025Developers aiming to build a 402-unit apartment complex at the former Showcase Cinemas site in East Hartford are expected to secure financing and acquire the property from the town before May 28, or pay $30,000 to the municipality.
May 22, 2025
CT lawmakers pledged long-term care insurance reform. Will it happen? p1w2z
May 22, 2025In January, just weeks into the legislative session, key lawmakers — frustrated with soaring rate increases on long-term care insurance plans — pledged urgent reform to bring relief to Connecticut’s struggling policyholders.
May 22, 2025
Teachers arrested at CT Capitol after rally for education funding 6f2512
May 22, 2025Several educators and at least one student were arrested for disorderly conduct after staging a sit-down in front of Gov. Ned Lamont’s office at the state Capitol Wednesday afternoon.
May 22, 2025
Expansion of CT Trust Act es House on largely party-line vote 6f1d35
May 22, 2025The House Democratic majority advanced legislation Wednesday that would create a legal tool to ensure that municipalities abide by Connecticut’s Trust Act, closing what advocates saw as weakness in a law intended to protect immigrants.
May 22, 2025
Biz Starts: These new businesses recently launched in CT, including 55 in Bridgeport 632x4b
May 23, 2025These new Connecticut businesses launched from May 9 to May 20.
May 23, 2025
Luxury Home Sales: New England-style cape overlooking Falls River Cove sells for $1.87M 1y2r2f
May 22, 2025Here's a listing of recent luxury home sales in Hartford, Middlesex and Tolland counties. The data is provided by Evan Berman of the William Raveis Broder Team.
May 22, 2025
CT lawmakers revive bill to restrict use of noncompete agreements 6t1w25
May 21, 2025A bill that would limit the use of noncompete and exclusivity agreements by Connecticut employers was inadvertently held up in committee on Tuesday.
May 21, 2025
NJ-based manufacturer to close CT location, lay off workers 1n12u
May 21, 2025TransAxle 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. TransAxle announced the layoffs in a filing with the state Department of Labor.
May 21, 2025
Paier College sale appears dead; state orders defunct school to change website 3q4t6x
May 21, 2025A proposed acquisition of defunct arts school Paier College, which is located on the University of Bridgeport’s campus, appears to be dead.
May 21, 2025
CT company pays civil penalty over accusations it supplied Chinese products for U.S. govt. contracts 24161h
May 21, 2025A Berlin-based business owner has agreed to a $300,000 civil settlement agreement to resolve allegations he shipped products from China for federal contracts in contravention of the Trade Agreement Act and Buy American Act.
May 21, 2025
Hartford’s Twain House names new executive director 6i2v4y
May 21, 2025The new executive director of the Mark Twain House & Museum will be Jeffrey L. Nichols, who was previously CEO of one of the largest museums in the country, the National Civil War Museum in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
May 21, 2025
‘Form-based zoning’ is key to preserving historic character of key commercial artery in this CT city 6y2vz
May 21, 2025The best way to preserve the historic character of Norwalk’s Wall Street corridor as it undergoes a $29 million revitalization project is through the city’s form-based code zoning regulation, which focuses more on a project’s appearance than its use, according to a prominent developer in the city
May 21, 2025
Hartford Hospital seeks state OK to relocate oncology services during construction w4y31
May 21, 2025As Hartford HealthCare continues efforts to expand its 65-acre flagship hospital campus in the city, it has filed a request with state hospital regulators to temporarily relocate its medical oncology and infusion services.
May 21, 2025
Business Profiles 2025 243y4e
Connecticut’s businesses and nonprofits are expanding and evolving, from cutting-edge design to cyber defense and meaningful community contributions. In our Business Profiles publication, you'll discover a collection of companies and organizations showcasing what sets them apart.
These profiles go beyond storytelling—they offer valuable insights that can inspire business leaders to refine strategies, strengthen operations, and navigate an evolving marketplace. You may even come across solutions to familiar challenges.
We invite you to explore the following pages and learn more about the individuals and teams driving success across our state. After reading, we encourage you to connect—whether by visiting their websites or reaching out directly—to learn more about their work. We hope this issue becomes a meaningful resource in the months ahead.
Thank you for being a valued Hartford Business Journal subscriber. And a special thank you to the featured businesses and nonprofits for sharing their stories—each one a testament to the power of vision and determination in shaping the future.
