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🔒Yale Life Sciences Pitchfest marks its 10th round

Cancer cells do not metastasize in cows. That revelation, which holds the potential for developing a way to prevent cancer tumors from growing in humans, was presented Thursday during the 10th Yale Life Sciences Pitchfest, hosted by Yale Ventures at 101 College St. in New Haven and attended by about 700 people.

🔒St. Francis Hospital raises concerns over Hartford HealthCare’s acquisition of Prospect Medical hospitals

St. Francis Hospital wants strict conditions on Hartford HealthCare’s proposed acquisition of Manchester Memorial Hospital.

🔒CT auto dealer challenges state sales tax on warranties sold to out-of-state buyers

A used car dealership in Naugatuck is challenging a Connecticut sales tax assessment in...
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Tweed airport director Rafter to retire amid expansion turbulence

Tweed-New Haven Airport Executive Director Tom Rafter will retire in 2026 at the conclusion of his contract, the Tweed-New Haven Airport Authority announced Thursday. The...

🔒CT orders Robinhood, Crypto.com and Kalshi to halt unlicensed sports wagering

Cease-and-desist letters accuse the companies of conducting unlicensed gambling activity.

🔒Newington’s PCX Aerospace merges with California company

Both companies are privately held by Greenbriar Equity Group. The combined company will be known as Applied Aerospace & Defense

$1.7M estate gift is one of largest in CT college’s history

Albertus Magnus College said alumna and trustee Katrina Rogers has committed a $1.7 million estate gift.

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HABCO’s Montanari elected CBIA board chair

A well-known Connecticut manufacturing exec has been elected chair of the Connecticut Business & Industry Association’s board of directors.

Wealth management subsidiary of CT community bank names new president

Grey Ledge Advisors, the Guilford-based investment advisory subsidiary of Ascend Bank, has appointed Michael Schulitz as president.

Investor pays $2.9M for one mixed-use property, three apartment buildings in Danbury

An investor has purchased a mixed-use building and three apartment houses on Division Street in Danbury for $2.9 million, according to a broker representing...

🔒Rivet Tax aims to modernize an old-school industry with AI and venture backing

Woodbury-based Rivet Tax has raised $5.1M in seed funding after launching in January 2024. The AI-powered tax prep firm now employs 44 people and serves 600 clients.
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Does your company host a holiday party or year-end gathering for employees?

Despite economic uncertainty, most Connecticut employers are sticking with their annual holiday gatherings this year.

A recent study found that 92% of company decision-makers are maintaining or increasing their holiday budgets, viewing these events as essential for building company culture and fostering employee connections.

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🔒Roof-lift project clears way for Unitex’s $21M Hartford laundry facility expansion

The project is a key step in the medical laundry company’s $21 million expansion.
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New Haven’s latest affordable housing complex is 100% leased

The Monarch, a new 64-unit housing development at 149 Derby Ave. in New Haven, is expected to be fully occupied by the end of December.
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Greenwich approves plan to replace 217-unit nursing home with 170-unit assisted-living facility

The Greenwich Planning and Zoning Commission voted 4-1 to approve a proposal to demolish a 217-unit nursing home and replace it with a 170-unit...

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PeoplesBank Arena and Beyond: 
A Bold Commitment to Connecticut

PeoplesBank has long maintained a strong presence in commercial banking, but in recent years, it has significantly expanded its retail footprint across Connecticut.
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