With just weeks left in the year, businesses can still take actions that will benefit their 2022 tax position. These strategies fall into two categories.
Two key focus areas for the business community this session will be workforce development and tax and spending policy. Both could have major impacts on Connecticut’s short- and long-term economic performance, which has been uneven over the past year.
Thanks to ever-evolving innovations in workspace revamps, and employers recognizing the vital need for work-life balance, amenities are becoming office-place fixtures.
As the holiday season approaches, many local restaurants are seeing the return of in-person company parties after more than two years of maneuvering through the pandemic.
Once owned by a private pilot who made his hobby of flying single-engine planes a business, the Waterbury-Oxford Airport has grown expeditiously since it opened for public use in 1969, and is in the midst of a major expansion that includes the recent opening of a U.S. Customs and Border Protection office to service international flights.
Sikorsky Memorial Airport has a rich history dating back to 1911, when it was the site of the country’s first air show. Since then, the Stratford-based airport has undergone numerous name changes and, most recently, a power struggle over its future.
With air travel gradually ramping up again following the COVID-19 pandemic, Bradley International Airport is turning its sights on another goal: establishing the Windsor Locks-based airfield as a Northeast cargo hub.
After decades burning much of Connecticut’s garbage, Hartford officials hope to see a roughly 80-acre property around a recently closed trash-to-energy plant in South Meadows used for economic redevelopment.
LiquidPiston, a Connecticut technology company that’s been working diligently to develop a super-efficient version of a diesel engine for some 20 years, just scored a significant new contract with the Department of Defense.
Major Connecticut landlord and developer Indus Realty Trust has a deal in place to fully exit its office/flex building portfolio in the state, according to the company’s third quarter earnings report.