Historic Diner’s Future Decided, Owner Issues Statement: CT Business News

There was plenty of business news across Connecticut this past week. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the most-read business stories.

Future Of Historic Diner Decided, Owner Issues Statement: Report

A developer pitched plans to replace the diner with a new project. Here is what the owner of the historic diner had to say after the key government vote and what’s next.>>>Read More.

National Restaurant Chain Abruptly Closes Connecticut Location

A lunchtime announcement was made on social media.>>>Read More.

Popular Craft Beer Bar Abruptly Closes

The bar was named among Connecticut Magazine's Best Restaurants, recognized for its beer selection. Owners say the closure is temporary.>>>Read More.

Connecticut-Based Company Declares Bankruptcy: Reports

In bankruptcy filings, the company reportedly said it has assets totaling just over $400 million against debts of nearly $1 billion.>>>Read More.

Food Manufacturer Acquires Site, Plans To Invest $71 Million

Renovation and expansion of the current 82,500 square-foot plant is expected to create more than 200 jobs.>>>Read More.

Bar To Close For Good

The bar, according to state officials, has a history of incidents and was the scene of a violent brawl where a bouncer was stabbed.>>>Read More.

Other top business stories:

• Retailer Closing All 10 Connecticut Locations
• Well-Known Restaurant's Last Day Is Now Official
• Sports-Themed Restaurant Closes Temporarily
• Company To Open New Global Co-Headquarters In Connecticut
• Club Pilates Opens New Location
• Fresh Monkee Chain Continues National Push With Local Opening

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