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Real Estate & Construction

Walmart buys massive East Hartford warehouse for $212.64M

A relatively new 1.2-million-square-foot East Hartford warehouse that was slated for use by online retailer Wayfair has been sold for $212.64 million to an affiliate of Walmart
Politics & Policy

CT Democratic legislators again propose capital gains surcharge

A bill introduced in the Connecticut 2026 legislative session would establish a capital gains and dividends surcharge on the state’s wealthiest taxpayers.
Health Care

🔒Hartford Hospital buying spree continues with $4M purchase of gas station

Hartford Hospital recently acquired a gas station property neighboring its campus for an estimated $4 million.
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Economy & Labor

🔒Seven colleges join CT’s next AI workforce initiative

Connecticut will expand artificial intelligence training at colleges and universities across the state as part of a third phase of a statewide workforce program, Gov. Ned Lamont announced Tuesday.
Hospitality & Tourism

CT Restaurant Assoc. rebrands to unite hotels, eateries under one industry banner

The Connecticut Restaurant Association is expanding its reach and rebranding as the Connecticut Restaurant & Hospitality Association, a move leaders say will unify restaurants and lodging businesses under a single statewide trade group and strengthen the industry’s voice on policy and workforce issues.
Hospitality & Tourism

Hartford Yard Goats add new manager, veteran coaches and packed 2026 schedule

The Hartford Yard Goats will head into the 2026 season with a revamped coaching staff, an expanded lineup of college baseball games and a promotional schedule built around the 10th anniversary season of Dunkin’ Park, team officials announced.
Manufacturing

🔒CT invests $4.8M in robotics, manufacturing education programs

Connecticut is investing $4.8 million over two years to expand robotics and advanced manufacturing education in schools across the state, officials announced Tuesday.

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Legal & Courts

CT judges seek 4.6% pay hike next year to close wage gaps

Connecticut’s judges are asking the General Assembly for a 4.6% pay hike this year to close growing compensation disparities among themselves, judges nationwide, other state employees and the private sector.
Politics & Policy

🔒CT bill would create tax credit for manufacturers who donate equipment, supplies

A bill proposed in the state legislature would create a tax credit for manufacturers who donate equipment or supplies to manufacturing training programs at public high schools and technical schools.
Bioscience

🔒CT biotech firm plans reverse stock split to regain Nasdaq compliance

Intensity Therapeutics Inc., a Shelton-based biotechnology company, said its board has approved a 1-for-25 reverse stock split of the company’s common stock.
Nonprofits

🔒Lawmakers to reintroduce Connecticut Child Tax Credit proposal

A group of state lawmakers and advocacy organizations plan Wednesday to unveil legislation creating a Connecticut Child Tax Credit.
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Should CT create a $600-per-child tax credit for families earning up to $200,000?

Connecticut lawmakers are set to reintroduce a proposal this week that would create a $600-per-child tax credit for families earning up to $200,000 annually.

Backers say more than 77 legislators support the measure, which could benefit roughly 550,000 children statewide.

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Hartford County

Frisbie’s Dairy Barn ice cream shop coming to Blue Back Square

Anyone with a sweet tooth who lamented the closing of a chocolate shop in West Hartford’s Blue Back Square can now look forward to an alternative opening in the same spot.
New Haven County

🔒Simon Konover Co. acquires New Haven apartment building for $20 million

The CenterPointe Apartments is an 83-unit building at the corner of Chapel and Church streets downtown.
Fairfield County

🔒Fairfield medical training school relocates to larger Stratford location

A Fairfield-based medical training school has relocated to Stratford, leasing a significantly larger space for its training facility and offices. Cornerstone Medical Training Center signed...

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Webster Bank Celebrates 90 Years: A Legacy of Purpose. A Future of Possibilities.

Webster has always made Connecticut our home, and today we’re the largest Connecticut-based bank. Starting in Waterbury and now with headquarters in Stamford, our footprint spans the Northeast from the New York City metropolitan area to Rhode Island and Massachusetts.

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