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Bioscience

New Haven biotech goes public after merger, raises $200M

The newly public biotech is advancing a potential treatment for Graves' disease and thyroid eye disease, with cash expected to last into 2028.
Real Estate & Construction

Downtown Hartford office building hits market for $1.6M

The 25,000-square-foot riverfront property near the Connecticut Convention Center includes 9,500 square feet available for lease.
Bioscience

🔒Branford biotech company to cut 20% of workforce, delays new product launch

Quantum-Si says the cuts and other cost reductions will save $12 million annually and extend its cash runway into late 2028.
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Economy & Labor

Meet HBJ’s 2026 40 Under Forty class

This year's class spans industries and sectors, highlighting emerging leaders shaping Connecticut's business community.
Politics & Policy

🔒Former Naugatuck Valley planner named Massachusetts’ first chief heat officer

Connecticut planner Katie Schlick will help Massachusetts coordinate responses to extreme heat as temperatures rise.
Real Estate & Construction

Major downtown Bridgeport mixed-use apartment tower sells for $21.5M

The City Trust Collection, a full-block, mixed-use apartment property in downtown Bridgeport, has sold after 17 months on the market, for $21.5 million.
Energy

Revolution Wind project on track for completion this year, developer says

Revolution Wind is more than 95% complete, with 61 of 65 turbines installed and full commercial operation expected by year-end.

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Economy & Labor

CT worker unions to test gubernatorial contenders on key issues

Connecticut unions are pressing Lamont and Fazio ahead of high-stakes talks over pensions and retiree health benefits.
Politics & Policy

🔒Many immigrants with legal status could lose Medicare coverage

About 1,000 Connecticut immigrants could lose Medicare coverage in January, adding pressure to hospitals and health centers.
Economic Development

State awards $20M for 100,000-sq.-ft. downtown Hartford innovation center

The Hartford center will reuse downtown office space while training workers and businesses to adopt AI and emerging technologies.
Casino Gaming

Mohegan plans arena overhaul as Connecticut Sun’s final season winds down

The overhaul will update seating, concessions and entrances after the Connecticut Sun leaves for Houston.
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Latest Poll

Can CT be a leader in quantum technology?

Connecticut just landed one of the biggest competitive federal grants in state history: up to $281 million to build a quantum technology hub anchored by UConn and Yale.

State officials are betting the industry will do for Connecticut what the semiconductor boom did for Silicon Valley, but the payoff is likely a decade or more away. Is it the right bet?

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County News

Hartford County

🔒New Jersey logistics company leases 275K sq. ft. at former Pratt & Whitney campus in Southington

The 275,000-square-foot deal fills the remaining space at the redeveloped former Pratt & Whitney industrial campus.
New Haven County

🔒Milford retail center anchored by Old Navy, Ashley hits the market

The property, at 1212 Boston Post Road, is anchored by Ashley and Old Navy and is being marketed as an investment property by Marcus & Millichap.
Fairfield County

Shelton biotech prepares to restart late-stage cancer trial after funding pause

Intensity is moving to resume patient enrollment, but a broader restart of its late-stage cancer trial depends on raising more capital.

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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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America at 250

“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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