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Greg Bordonaro

Greg Bordonaro is the editor of the Hartford Business Journal. He joined the editorial team in May 2008 after graduating from the University of Connecticut with a degree in journalism and history. He also has an MBA from the University of Hartford. He was a former intern and worked part-time for the Hartford Courant. Bordonaro has been recognized for his writing and reporting by the Alliance of Area Business Publications as well as the Connecticut Society of Professional Journalists.

Danbury biopharma firm halts late-stage drug trial after disappointing results

MannKind Corp. halted a key late-stage clinical trial after early data showed its experimental inhaled antibiotic was unlikely to succeed.

🔒Tech manufacturer downsizes Hamden headquarters, cuts rent in new lease

TransAct Technologies Inc. has signed a new lease agreement that will significantly reduce its corporate headquarters space in Hamden.

🔒Historic West End church property in Hartford listed for $1.87 million as redevelopment opportunity

A church property on one of Hartford’s most prominent residential streets has been listed for sale as a potential redevelopment opportunity.

🔒TD Bank to close three Connecticut branches in early 2026

TD Bank plans to close three Connecticut branches early next year as part of a broader effort to streamline its U.S. retail network.
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🔒New Haven biotech Rallybio posts quarterly profit after asset sale

Rallybio reported a third-quarter profit driven by the sale of a joint-venture asset, but warned it would need to raise significant capital in the future.

🔒Hartford awards $2M to small businesses through neighborhood investment program

Eight Hartford businesses and property owners will receive a combined $2.08 million to renovate storefronts,

🔒Developer pitches 27-unit townhouse project in Hartford

A developer is seeking approval to build a 27-unit townhouse community on a vacant 2.3-acre parcel in Hartford’s Northeast neighborhood, at 91 Naugatuck St.

🔒CT biotech LambdaVision raises $7M to advance space-made artificial retina

LambdaVision has raised $7 million in seed funding to advance preclinical research and scale its orbital production process.
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CT hedge fund increases ownership stake in major film/TV production company

Stamford-based hedge fund Point72 Asset Management, led by billionaire investor Steven A. Cohen, has taken a more than 5% ownership stake in Lionsgate Studios Corp.

🔒Tariffs weigh on Connecticut manufacturers’ profits

Connecticut's major manufacturers, including Pratt & Whitney, Hexcel and Acme United, are reporting squeezed profit margins and reduced earnings forecasts due to rising tariffs, even as sales remain relatively steady.
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