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New Haven-based Geronimo Tequila Bar opening third location — 1,300 miles away

A New Haven-based restaurant specializing in Santa Fe-style Southwestern cuisine is expanding 1,300 miles south, opening its third location Monday in Delray Beach, Florida.

Workforce training nonprofit pays $1.3M for New Haven industrial building

New Haven-based Manufacturing and Technical Community Hub (MATCH) acquired the property at 5 and 17 James St.

🔒Colleges revamp programs, expand employer ties and integrate AI as CT grapples with labor shortages, enrollment declines

Connecticut colleges are incorporating AI into coursework and expanding industry partnerships to address workforce shortages while confronting a 5% national enrollment decline and 17% drop in new international students.

Best Buy, other new tenants, coming to Waterbury’s Brass Mill Commons plaza

Best Buy, other new stores, coming to Waterbury's Brass Mill Commons
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🔒Lower borrowing costs could boost lending in 2026 as CT bankers weigh MA, expansion plans and cyber risks

Connecticut banks see brighter 2026 outlook after 82% posted higher third-quarter profits, with interest rate cuts expected to spur refinancing and loan growth despite competition from nonbank lenders.

🔒Wallingford startup X9 raises $8.6M to develop dialysis needle technology

Wallingford-based X9 Inc. raised nearly $13.7 million to develop an AI-guided device that uses ultrasound to help insert dialysis needles, receiving FDA approval for its ultrasound-only version in October.

BioXcel adds chief commercial officer as it prepares to expand agitation drug IGALMI’s reach

BioXcel Therapeutics Inc. has named longtime biopharmaceutical executive Mark Pavao as its acting chief commercial officer, choosing an industry veteran to lead its efforts to expand the reach of its drug IGALMI.

🔒Lower rates may spur commercial real estate activity in 2026, experts say

Lower interest rates and shifting investor sentiment could make 2026 more active for commercial real estate, though experts warn of multifamily market saturation, slowing industrial development and weakening employment conditions.
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New Haven museum files expansion plan

The museum plans to acquire a vacant industrial building at 60 Hamilton St., in the city’s Mill River District.

New Haven biotech developing pill for hair loss files for IPO, seeks NYSE listing

Veradermics Inc., a New Haven-based biopharmaceutical startup developing an oral treatment for pattern hair loss, has filed for an initial public offering.
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