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Economic Development

🔒 Developer details plans for historic ‘Day’ headquarters in New London

High Tide Capital's New London Day headquarters redevelopment will convert the historic newspaper building into 68 apartments in a $28 million project.
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🔒 PwC survey: 84% of security, finance leaders expect cybersecurity budgets to rise

AI threats are driving cybersecurity investment, but PwC's survey finds major gaps in preparedness, oversight and operational planning.
Banking & Finance

Gartner’s top lawyer leaves Stamford firm for S&P Global

Kim's departure comes as Gartner reports two consecutive quarters of year-over-year revenue declines.
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Real Estate & Construction

Freightliner dealer proposes 55K-sq.-ft. expansion of East Hartford truck parts sales, repair facility

The truck dealer plans to more than triple its facility's size, but town engineers have raised concerns about stormwater management.
Education

🔒 Avon’s Talcott Mountain Science Center lands $1.7M NASA earmark for planetarium, observatory upgrades

The federal grant will fund a new data science lab, an upgraded planetarium and a remotely operated research telescope.
Health Care

🔒 Dental group launches free oral health program across its CT offices

A dental group that operates pediatric and family practices in Western Connecticut has launched a community program offering free oral health supplies, screenings and education.
Education

The Last Green Valley relocates HQ to historic Church Farm in Ashford

The nonprofit's new headquarters at Church Farm will preserve the property's role as a research site for Eastern students and faculty.

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Real Estate & Construction

🔒 Luxury Home Sales: 1973 Stonington contemporary with pool and pond sells for $2.65M

Here's a listing of recent luxury home sales in New Haven and New London counties. The data is provided by Evan Berman of the...
Health Care

🔒 Ivy Rehab to open physical therapy clinic at Cromwell skating center

The new Cromwell clinic will offer physical therapy, sports medicine and injury prevention services to athletes and their families.
Hospitality & Tourism

Graduate by Hilton hotel near UConn gets new management

EOS Hospitality takes over the 100-room hotel following its acquisition by West Anderson Partners, which plans property improvements.
Energy

PURA OKs changes to how utilities purchase electricity

PURA's new procurement model could lower electric bills, but customers may not see savings until 2027 or 2028.
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Latest Poll

Should the state help pay for a major renovation of Hartford's Trinity Health Stadium?

Hartford Athletic is exploring a major renovation of Trinity Health Stadium that could add a roof over the stands, 2,000 to 2,500 seats and expanded suites as the club weighs a bid to join a new Division I soccer league.

No cost estimate exists yet, but Chairman Bruce Mandell said it's hard to do anything with a stadium for less than $25 million to $30 million.

Mayor Arunan Arulampalam said any such investment would require state money and must be weighed against the city's other priorities.

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Hartford County

🔒 Bristol life sciences firm delays layoffs of 44 workers until year-end

The life sciences manufacturer has extended employment for more Bristol workers than previously announced as it prepares to shut down.
New Haven County

🔒 Biohaven signs licensing deal with Japanese drugmaker worth up to $100M

Biohaven will receive $80M upfront and could earn another $20M under a drug licensing agreement with Japan's Ono Pharmaceutical.
Fairfield County

Artist gets creative freedom for mural at Stamford’s 18 Dock apartment tower

The artist behind a mural at the 18 Dock apartment tower said the building’s owner gave him something unusual in his field — total creative freedom.

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Building a Business That Outlasts You: Best Practices for Succession Planning

For many owners, the business is both their life’s work and their family’s most significant asset. Yet too often, succession planning is deferred until a health scare, an unsolicited offer, or a key executive’s resignation forces rushed decisions. Thoughtful succession planning is not a luxury—it’s the right thing to do for your stakeholders and the surest path to preserving value.

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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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