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Real Estate & Construction

LAZ-led investment group acquires Hartford’s Stilts Building, ending foreclosure

The deal resolves a 2022 foreclosure as downtown Hartford’s office market faces elevated vacancies and depressed property values.
Energy

🔒O&G-backed developer seeks declaratory ruling for Plainfield waste-to-energy project

A company backed by O&G Industries is seeking state approval for a 45-MW trash-to-energy plant that faces local opposition.
Manufacturing

Xerox cuts 1,255 jobs in first half as Lexmark integration continues

Xerox eliminated 1,255 jobs in the first half of 2026 as it integrates Lexmark and restructures operations to reduce costs.
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Health Care

🔒Trinity Health expands Roose’s role in latest leadership restructuring

Trinity Health Of New England has created a new president of acute care position, naming Dr. Robert Roose to oversee operations at four Connecticut hospitals.
Restaurants

🔒CT sees boom in cottage food businesses, health clubs, DCP data shows

Cottage food credentials nearly tripled since 2020, outpacing health clubs and skilled trades in Connecticut's licensing growth.
Hospitality & Tourism

Waterford Hotel Group sells Shelton hotel for $19.2M

Waterford exits the Shelton hotel after a 2023 renovation, selling the 161-room property for $7.1 million more than its 2019 purchase.
Restaurants

Multi-restaurant ordering platform set to open next week at Blue Back Square

Wonder, the multi-restaurant ordering platform, will open its Blue Back Square location in West Hartford on Aug. 13, offering delivery, pickup and dine-in service.

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Bioscience

🔒Greenwich biopharma raises $8M to advance cluster headache drug trial

Ceruvia's new funding will support clinical testing of an LSD-derived treatment for a painful neurological disorder.
Bioscience

🔒Danbury biopharma company expands workforce, manufacturing amid new product launches

MannKind is adding jobs and investing in its Danbury plant as it ramps up production for newly approved therapies.
Education

CT launches online credential registry covering 130 schools, 4,200 programs

The state's Office of Higher Education has replaced its printed almanacs with a searchable database of every authorized college, university and career school in Connecticut. Officials say the tool is also a defense against unauthorized programs that leave students with credentials they can't use.
Politics & Policy

Super PACs pour more than $2.5M into Hartford’s 1st District Democratic primary

About a half-dozen outside groups have spent more than $2.5 million trying to shape the four-way primary for John Larson's seat — roughly three quarters of it on behalf of Luke Bronin. A look at who's funding the mailers, ads and texts landing in voters' hands before Tuesday.
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Latest Poll

Who do you think will win the Democratic nomination for governor?

A new Impact CT poll shows Gov. Ned Lamont leading challenger Josh Elliott 48% to 27% among likely Democratic primary voters, a lead that has shrunk by 17 percentage points since early June.

With 24% of voters still undecided and early voting beginning Monday ahead of the Aug. 11 primary, the race has entered its final stretch.

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County News

Hartford County

DOJ reaches settlement with CT Children’s over pediatric gender-care program

CT Children's announced last year it would wind down its gender-affirming care. DOJ settlement includes undisclosed civil penalty though hospital denies wrongdoing.
New Haven County

New Haven-based Wellinks raises $10M

New Haven-based Wellinks has raised $10 million in the first close of its Series B funding round. The digital healthcare company plans to use the capital to expand its remote patient monitoring platform for chronic lung and heart conditions and accelerate commercial growth.
Fairfield County

Israeli payments firm Nayax seeks CT innovation bank charter

Nayax wants to lend to the vending and unattended retail operators it already processes payments for. Its proposed Fairfield County bank would issue corporate cards and finance equipment — without taking a single deposit.

Thought Leadership

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Reliability in Action: A Year in Review

At Eversource, delivering safe and reliable electric service to our customers is a year-round priority. As we reaffirm that commitment in 2026, our team is working harder than ever to ensure the electric system is smarter and more resilient with fewer outages, all while allowing for seamless connection to new clean energy sources that will help meet current and future energy demands of residents and businesses.

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“America at 250: Letters from Connecticut’s Business Leaders,” featuring perspectives from executives representing diverse industries.

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Charity Event Guide

The Hartford Business Journal 2026 Charity Event Guide is the annual resource publication highlighting the top charity events in 2026.

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Discover how Connecticut’s businesses and nonprofits are driving innovation, impact, and growth in our latest Business Profiles.

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