Wallingford

A 116-unit Fairfield Inn & Suites hotel in Wallingford that hit the market in early 2025 has sold for $6.7 million.

Just over a year after breaking ground on their new $75 million proton therapy center in Wallingford, Hartford HealthCare (HHC) and Yale New Haven Health marked a major milestone in the project on Friday.

Wallingford’s Amphenol has agreed to acquire Trexon, a Boston-based maker of cable assembly products, in a $1...

The fastest-growing company in Connecticut is Global Medical Virtual Assistants, a West Hartford-based remote staffing firm that...

The co-founders of a Wallingford-based music instruction school want to open a new location in Rocky Hill.

Wallingford-based Amphenol has announced its largest-ever acquisition, buying Connectivity and Cable Solutions (CCS) from CommScope for $10.5...

The Connecticut company behind Wayback Burgers is launching a new franchising concept that includes multiple fast-casual restaurant brands.

The state is serving up a new license plate to honor the “Pizza Capital of the United States.” On Monday, during an event held at Connecticut Foodshare in Wallingford, Gov. Ned Lamont unveiled the new specialty license plate that touts Connecticut as “The Pizza State” along the bottom, and has a graphic of a slice of pizza on the right.

Wallingford-based Amphenol Corp. revealed in its second-quarter earnings that it has closed on another acquisition.

Four warehouses have been proposed in Wallingford, with one recently receiving site plan approval and three more — proposed together in one project — still under consideration.