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Real Estate & Construction

Work underway on $95M, 251-unit apartment complex in New London

The planned 250,000-square-foot building is in the Fort Trumbull neighborhood, close to Electric Boat’s New London engineering building.
Real Estate & Construction

50 Cent’s former Farmington mansion is back on the market at $9.9M

The 51,830-square-foot Farmington estate has been relisted at $9.9 million after years on and off the market.
Technology

Amazon to raise hourly pay for thousands of CT workers

Amazon is boosting wages and adding new benefits as it expands its Connecticut workforce and prepares a major new fulfillment center.
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Real Estate & Construction

Two office-to-residential conversions proposed in Greenwich

Two separate applications to convert Greenwich office buildings into apartments moved forward, as the town heard the proposals.
Health Care

🔒CT launches $50M rural hospital transformation effort

Four Connecticut rural hospitals will receive $46M for upgrades and transformation projects under a federal health initiative.
Manufacturing

🔒Stamford industrial manufacturer to acquire water pump business for $240M

The deal will allow Crane Co. to add a business expected to generate $115 million in 2026 revenue.
Cannabis

🔒Curaleaf closes Hartford dispensary, relocates to Meriden

The company says the move will help it serve both the Hartford and New Haven markets and maintains its four-store footprint in Connecticut.

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Real Estate & Construction

🔒Wave of Windsor office-to-apartment conversions builds with approval of 57-unit project

The project would bring NH developer's planned apartment count at three Waterside Crossing office properties to 228 units.
Real Estate & Construction

🔒166-acre industrial property in Killingly headed to auction

The site offers industrial zoning, rail frontage and potential aggregate resources near the Interstate 395 corridor.
Bioscience

Yale bioscience spinout Revalia Bio names Eli Lilly exec CEO

Yale spinout Revalia Bio names Casimir Starsiak III CEO as co-founder Greg Tietjen moves to chief innovation officer.
Legal & Courts

🔒CT court upholds state law: No religious exemptions to vaccines

A Stamford judge's ruling closes a four-year legal challenge to Connecticut's ban on religious vaccine exemptions.
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Latest Poll

Is Trinity College's tuition-free pledge for Hartford students a smart enrollment strategy?

Trinity College announced last week that it will cover full tuition, housing and meals for admitted students who live in Hartford, a package worth about $93,000 a year at current rates.

The college is also offering half-tuition grants to students from six of Connecticut’s eight counties and funding both programs out of its existing financial aid budget rather than new money.

At a time when small liberal arts colleges are competing hard for a shrinking pool of applicants, Trinity is betting that deep local discounts will fill seats.

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County News

Hartford County

LAZ Parking plans Hartford HQ expansion, CEO transition

LAZ Parking headquarters hires are part of a broader expansion expected to create 1,000-plus jobs across North America.
New Haven County

New Haven biotech raises $33M for cancer drug development

Cloverleaf Bio will use the funding to move its RNA-based liver cancer treatment into early-stage human testing.
Fairfield County

🔒CT attorney sentenced to 10 months in prison for failing to file tax returns

Newtown attorney Michael Simes must pay nearly $2.9 million after failing to file federal tax returns for eight years.

Thought Leadership

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Vendor Sprawl: The Compliance Risk Wealth Management Firms Underestimate

Most cybersecurity and compliance failures in wealth management don’t start with negligence. They start with fragmentation. Multiple vendors and split responsibilities mean good intentions but poor alignment. This is what we call vendor sprawl, and for regulated firms, it’s one of the most persistent and underestimated sources of operational and compliance risk.

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