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CT Supreme Court to hear appeal over controversial 720K-sq.-ft. Middlebury warehouse

The case could determine whether a 720,000-square-foot warehouse can proceed under a 2023 state law.

🔒CT shipping company orders three vessels for $345M as Hormuz closure causes shipping rates to soar

Riding the wave of record earnings, a Stamford-based shipping company is putting money into new vessels.

Hartford’s 12-story Metro Center office tower headed to market amid foreclosure lawsuit

The foreclosure sale comes as downtown Hartford’s office market struggles with high vacancies and reduced demand.
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National restaurant chain, credit union planned for neighboring Middletown sites

The projects would bring a national restaurant and an expanded Dutch Point branch to neighboring Middletown sites.

🔒Massachusetts solar company leases 125,000-sq.-ft. in Enfield

Solect's 125,000-square-foot lease brings the Enfield property's industrial space more than halfway back toward full occupancy.

🔒Pratt & Whitney announces $25M manufacturing facility investment

The East Hartford-headquartered company said it expects the expanded site to become operational in 2028, adding more than 120 jobs.

Major shareholder calls for strategic review, board changes at Hamden tech firm

TransAct Technologies faces renewed investor pressure as a 5.1% shareholder challenges its food-service strategy and board.

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🔒State announces $10M for paraeducator healthcare aid as union calls for higher wages

The state is continuing a program that supported more than 7,300 paraeducators last year as officials seek to bolster recruitment and retention.

Citizens’ group pledges big ideas to reform CT property tax

A 100-member citizens’ group is weighing ways to ease property tax burdens on households, towns and schools.

🔒Fazio opposed to data-center tax break, not data centers

Ryan Fazio is targeting tax incentives for data centers as opposition to their power use grows in Connecticut and nationally.

Photos and video: Scenes from inside HBJ’s 2026 energy forum

Business leaders and policymakers examined how rising power demand and electricity costs are affecting Connecticut companies.
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Should CSCU offer in-state tuition rates to students from Massachusetts and Rhode Island?

Connecticut’s public college system is considering offering in-state tuition to students from Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

Supporters say the discount could attract more students and generate additional revenue as the Northeast’s college-age population shrinks. However, CSCU already faces a projected $156 million budget shortfall, and officials are still studying the proposal’s financial impact.

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Siting Council to review plan for 7.5-MW fuel cell in Hartford

The 7.5-megawatt Brainard Road project would replace a larger facility abandoned in 2024.
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🔒North Haven industrial building sells for $6.5M

The property’s occupancy and rental income increased before the sale, with up to 16,000 square feet still available.
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🔒School safety tech company relocates HQ from NY to Stamford

Anonymous Alerts plans to expand its workforce and build ties with Connecticut schools and universities.

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