September 6, 2021Edition

🔒Challenges and rewards of predictive analytics for modern manufacturing

As data becomes an increasingly important asset of modern manufacturing businesses, manufacturers are relying more on predictive analytics to better achieve their goals and deliver for customers. Simply put, predictive […]

🔒Bordonaro: Spotlighting CT’s potential green rush

Connecticut, in recent years, hasn’t been known for attracting out-of-state companies, especially when state incentives aren’t involved.Sure,...

🔒Architectural firm SLAM grows national presence through acquisition

When architectural design firm SLAM announced in March 2020 its acquisition of five CBRE | Heery Architectural...

🔒Hartford area law firms seek more investment in technology, less on office space

The three highest fixed costs for law firms have traditionally been personnel, real estate and technology —...
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🔒Here’s why one CT employer mandated vaccines. Will others follow?

For Central Wire Industries, the Canadian parent company of Pomfret cable and wire rope manufacturer Loos &...

🔒New seniority rehire law creates hurdles for companies looking to rebound from pandemic

“Extraordinary” and “kind of incredible” is how some labor lawyers are describing a new state law aimed...

🔒State officials, colleges developing workforce development programs for CT’s recreational marijuana industry

As Connecticut gears up to establish a legal recreational cannabis market, state officials are looking at the...

🔒First-ever Social Equity Council chair Comer wants level playing field in cannabis industry

Andrea Comer has a lot of work ahead of her.Comer chairs the 15-member Social Equity Council (SEC),...
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🔒Tight advertising restrictions will pose challenges for CT recreational cannabis businesses, marketers

Legal recreational cannabis sales are still likely more than a year away and state regulators must adopt...

🔒In-state and out-of-state companies, big and small, are preparing to enter CT’s recreational marijuana industry

Since 2016, Luis Vega has run North Haven-based hemp company Wepa! Farms, but now he’s looking to...

🔒Local hospitals commit more dollars to diverse suppliers

In late July, Hartford HealthCare hosted its first supplier diversity summit, which drew 75 minority-owned businesses to...

🔒Investors, community lenders seek new life for recently closed bank branches

It’s no secret that banks in Connecticut and across the country have been actively closing branches in...
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🔒Sally’s Apizza starts Greater Hartford expansion plans

Since 1938, Sally’s Apizza has been serving its famous pies to everyone from The Rolling Stones to...
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