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Banking & Finance

Landmark Hartford office complex hits market following foreclosure

The 6.5-acre complex represents about 10% of Hartford's vacant office space and could be partially redeveloped for housing.
Bioscience

CT drugmaker partners on development of inhaled weight-loss treatment

The partnership involving Danbury-based MannKind Corp. will test whether a fast-acting inhaled GLP-1 drug could offer patients more flexibility than existing treatments.
Economic Development

Farmington developer proposes 83-unit affordable housing project on part of Wallingford office campus

A Farmington developer plans 83 apartments on 21.9 acres carved from Wallingford’s Campus at Greenhill office complex.
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Energy

Norwalk solar tracker maker, top rival spark dueling patent suits

GameChange's lawsuit escalates a patent fight with Nextpower over solar tracker technology designed for high winds.
Nonprofits

CT nonprofit receives $50M donation to drive global access to medicines

Stamford-based Americares says the donation comes from a philanthropic Connecticut family that has supported the nonprofit for 30 years.
Energy

🔒Greenskies Clean Energy names new CFO

Greenskies Clean Energy has named Darryl Tishler CFO, the latest in a series of executive leadership changes at the North Haven firm.
Legal & Courts

🔒Killingly man pleads guilty to stealing $775K from two nonprofits

Ryan Fitzgibbons admitted stealing from two Connecticut nonprofits, including a Windham shelter where he was executive director.

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Manufacturing

🔒CT-made equipment deployed aboard new NASA space telescope

Ensign-Bickford Aerospace & Defense supplied mechanisms used to deploy key components aboard NASA’s Roman space telescope.
Economic Development

Struggling to fill former Waterbury Macy’s space, owners seek self-storage option

The owners say easement restrictions and difficulty finding tenants have limited redevelopment options for the 161,744-square-foot property.
Real Estate & Construction

🔒Danbury hotel-to-apartment conversion receives $22.7M refinancing

The $22.7 million loan will refinance debt and fund remaining work on the 200-unit conversion of a former Crowne Plaza hotel.
Energy

GOP legislators renew call for major CT tax relief

Republicans proposed $975 million in annual income tax cuts plus gas, grocery and electric bill relief for Connecticut households.
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Latest Poll

Should CT allow accredited colleges to offer reduced-credit bachelor’s degrees?

Connecticut’s private colleges are exploring bachelor’s degree programs that would require 90 to 96 credits instead of the traditional 120. Supporters say the programs could reduce tuition and living expenses while expanding access for adult learners, transfer students and others underserved by four-year programs.

Critics worry that reducing credit requirements could weaken academic standards and diminish the value of a bachelor’s degree. State regulations currently prevent colleges from offering the programs.

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County News

Hartford County

Trinity College to cover full tuition, room and board for Hartford students

Trinity's new aid programs target Hartford and nearby counties, with a full-ride package for admitted Hartford residents.
New Haven County

Athletic Brewing scores NFL quarterbacks Maye, Prescott as equity holders

Athletic Brewing adds Patriots QB Drake Maye and Cowboys QB Dak Prescott as equity holders in multiyear deals.
Fairfield County

Major investor of Norwalk-based Xerox urges review of financial services business

The investor says Xerox’s financing business could be worth up to $1.5 billion as it presses the company to consider a sale.

Thought Leadership

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Law and Accounting Firms Play a Pivotal Role as Hartford Physicians Launch Concierge Practices

As healthcare delivery models continue to evolve in Greater Hartford, an increasing number of physicians are choosing to leave large health systems and establish concierge medicine practices. While the clinical motivations behind this shift — greater autonomy, deeper patient relationships, and reduced administrative burden — are well understood, the business reality is equally important.

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