New Haven

Jordan’s Furniture is known for its wacky marketing campaigns, but fans of the University of Connecticut men’s and women’s basketball teams may view its latest as a slam dunk.

Downtown New Haven mixed-use building anchored by Olive and Oil sells for $3.65M

Intellectual property attorney Fatima Lahnin has succeeded Rick Street, who led the firm since 2020.

After 46 years in the legislature and a record 11th year as Senate president pro tem, Martin M. Looney remains guided by the working-class Irish immigrant parents who taught him patience, persistence and the long view on social justice.

Veradermics Inc., the New Haven drug developer working on an oral treatment for hair loss, said it expects to raise about $181.8 million in its planned initial public offering.

Connecticut Innovations (CI), the state’s quasi-public venture capital arm, said Wednesday it generated about $41 million in returns during the second quarter of its fiscal year, which ended Dec. 31 — a sharp increase from $7 million in the first quarter.

BioCT, the state’s life sciences industry group, is urging state lawmakers to adopt a package of tax, infrastructure and innovation policies in 2026 to help state biotech companies grow and attract talent.

Anthony Anthony, who led the state's "Make It Here" rebranding campaign and launched tourism trails with attention-grabbing marketing stunts, is leaving in early February to start his own consultancy.

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.

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