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Despite an impressive concentration of new apartment buildings as a percentage of overall housing construction, Connecticut is making only incremental gains. → Read More
After the Hillandale Farms disaster in Bozrah in which a fire killed 100,000 chickens, Connecticut legislators plan to consider mandating 'cage-free' farms. → Read More
Tacking on houses under contract in addition to January sales figures, Connecticut home sales were down just 8 percent from a year earlier — a positive signal. → Read More
In Danbury, AssociationNation is aiming to build a website that would feature condominium and townhouse associations to provider buyers more information. → Read More
The Peter & Carmen Lucia Buck Foundation released a statement that it expects to own 50 percent of Subway, when the late Peter Buck's will is finalized. → Read More
Bed Bath & Beyond's newest round of closings will leave it with five remaining locations in Connecticut in the Norwalk, Danbury, New Haven and Hartford regions. → Read More
For the first time since at least a year before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, just three of 10 people receiving jobless aid in Connecticut were women. → Read More
Gov. Ned Lamont's economic chief supports the idea of finding a way for corporations to build housing for their own employees, as a way to recruit workers. → Read More
As IBM and SAP joined the parade of tech giants announcing layoffs, plenty of other companies continue to hire, minimizing unemployment filings. → Read More
As Lockheed Martin cuts 800 jobs from the parent division of Sikorsky, did the Army's need for a Black Hawk replacement with greater range have an influence? → Read More
Lockheed Martin is cutting the jobs through a mix of internal transfers, regular attrition and what a spokesperson termed "a limited number" of job cuts. → Read More
With a Stamford new restaurant and others on the way in Darien and Fairfield, Riko's Pizza is fighting an eviction lawsuit at its oldest location. → Read More
With Connecticut emerging mostly unscathed from the Internet-bubble recession in 2001, how insulated is the state economy as layoffs ramp up at big tech companies? → Read More
Three years after merging with Biomerics, a Monroe medical components manufacturer is expanding rapidly with fresh capital from its new parent company based in Utah. → Read More
More than half of respondents indicated that recovering from a ransomware attack would have a significant impact, while another 17 percent fear an "extreme" impact. → Read More
Connecticut saw a spike in the number of people reporting no income during the COVID-19 pandemic -- some benefiting from an American Rescue Plan tax break. → Read More
Connecticut-based Subway is seeking at least $10 billion from any new owner, according to the Wall Street Journal, roughly three years after hiring a new CEO. → Read More
In 2022, Eastford led Connecticut for single-family home sale gains, matching its combined total in the two years prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
Bed Bath & Beyond plans to close its Hamden store - the latest branch of the struggling retailer to shutter. → Read More
Connecticut residents paid nearly $2,100 for electricity over 12 months through last September, second only to Hawaii, according to estimates by Ownerly. → Read More