Telecommunications

Mark Nielsen, who spent nearly 12 years as chief legal officer of Frontier Communications in Norwalk, has joined Hartford-based law firm Day Pitney as of counsel following Frontier’s $22 billion sale to Verizon Communications, which closed in January.

The expansion will extend Comcast Business services to additional businesses in East Hartford, Hartford, West Hartford and Middletown.

A state regulator on Tuesday approved Charter Communications Inc.’s acquisition of Cox Communications Inc.’s Connecticut subsidiaries, clearing a major state hurdle for a deal that would create the nation’s largest cable and broadband provider by subscriber count.

Spectrum News, a subsidiary of Stamford-based Charter Communications Inc., has agreed to buy New England Cable News...

Wallingford-based Amphenol has closed on its biggest ever acquisition — the purchase of Connectivity and Cable Solutions from CommScope.

The modification, for 2026 sustainment and on-site support, brings the total cumulative value of the contract to $215.4 million.

The Stamford-based company's board has approved a new deal for CEO Christopher L. Winfrey that extends his contract through December 2028.

The Hartford Police Department plans to install cameras at 50 additional intersections across the city, expanding a surveillance network that officials credit with helping reduce gun violence.

AT&T Inc. has deployed nearly 300 new cell sites across Connecticut as part of a nationwide network...

The layoffs, representing just over 1% of its roughly 95,000 employees, will affect corporate and back-office roles at Charter’s Stamford headquarters.