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Hartford Business Journal’s Top 20 stories of 2021

2021 is in the rear view mirror, but there were numerous stories across Greater Hartford and Connecticut that stood out.

As we wrap up the year, here is a look back at some of the most read stories on HartfordBusiness.com over the last 12 months.

This is a countdown, so please check back to see the evolving list.

The top 20 stories are:

No. 20: Developers turn hotels into apartments as pandemic batters hospitality industry

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No. 19: Sun Life Financial moving CT office, 300 employees to downtown Hartford

No. 18: Buyers of massive Bloomfield MetLife property aim to lure workers back to office with premium amenities

No. 17: CEO Jeff Flaks lays out his vision for a transformed Hartford HealthCare system

No. 16: Developer pitches $50M mixed-use redevelopment for former Ames property in Rocky Hill

No. 15: Travelers Cos. to cede 150,000 sq. ft. of leased downtown Hartford office space

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No. 14: Carlos Mouta outlines $72.8M mixed-use development in Hartford’s Parkville neighborhood

No. 13: 2021 Power 25 Real Estate

No. 12: Glastonbury financial exec plans $15M+ pizzeria expansion

No. 11: Buffalo’s M&T to buy People’s United for $7.6B

No. 10: Two prominent Greater Hartford retail sites eyed for new use amid industry shake-up

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No. 9: 2021 40 Under Forty Award Honorees

No. 8: LAZ Parking CEO Alan Lazowski eyes digital transformation of his parking empire

No. 7: Webster Bank to keep its name, relocate HQ to Stamford in $10.3B merger with N.Y. lender

No. 6: Whole Foods-anchored property in W. Hartford’s Blue Back Square for sale for $40.5M

No. 5: 2021 Power 50

No. 4: Vaccine mandates may be on the horizon

No. 3: IT giant HCL Technologies officially makes downtown Hartford home

No. 2: Small, but dedicated group of developers aims to lead Hartford’s post-COVID renaissance

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