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Gartner repays $5.6M state loan, forgoes forgiveness tied to job growth

Gartner Inc. repaid $5.6 million to the state of Connecticut in April, closing out a 2019 economic development loan.

🔒CT retirement communities expand as demand outpaces new development

Senior living providers are expanding campuses across Connecticut as demand rises, despite financing, zoning and staffing challenges.

CT-based Curaleaf pursues hostile takeover of cannabis competitor

Curaleaf's proposed Aurora takeover would expand its international cannabis business and could generate $40 million in annual savings.

Opinion: CT’s quantum workforce doesn’t exist yet. That’s the opportunity.

A Connecticut workforce nonprofit says part of the state's quantum investment should support public high school students to build future talent.
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Hormuz closure fuels record quarter for Stamford shipping company

With the Strait of Hormuz effectively closed, Dorian LPG's tankers earned nearly $76,000 a day — almost double a year earlier — as Asian buyers turned to U.S. Gulf Coast cargoes. But the Stamford company is already warning investors the windfall may not last.

🔒CT manufacturer plans hiring as aerospace market rebounds

Stamford-based Hexcel Corp. plans to hire additional employees as aircraft production ramps up.

🔒CT cinema embarks on redevelopment project

Stamford’s historic Avon Theatre is getting a facelift.

Greenwich antiques dealer pleads guilty in $2.1M

An antiques and auction dealer has pleaded guilty to a money laundering charge tied to the theft of more than $2.1 million.
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🔒National wealth management firm opens first CT office

The Seattle-based company has opened a Stamford office at 700 Canal St.
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