Unique Donut Eatery Closes Abruptly; Sports Equipment Maker Moves

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

Unique Doughnuts Concept Restaurant Closes After Just 7 Months

The restaurant’s unique experiment with doughnuts has come to an end.>>>Read More.

Gov. Lamont Seeks To Attract Businesses To CT On Behalf Of Women

Lamont has put a video on social media pitching Connecticut as a place that respects a woman's right to choose.>>>Read More.

Sports Equipment Company Moving

The company created a new catcher’s mask that is being worn by more than 30 catchers in Major League Baseball, according to officials.>>>Read more.

CT Applebee's Offering $200 Hiring Incentive For New Cooks

Applebee's restaurants are offering a bonus in an effort to find new cooks.>>>Read more.

Site Plan For New 7-Eleven Endorsed By Officials

A full-service 7-Eleven had been proposed for a parcel.>>>Read More.

Stylish Photography Studio Settles Into Historic Building

A photography studio has set up shop.>>>Read More.

No. 299 Home Goods Store To Open Second Location

The store will offer customers vintage inspired furniture and other home goods in an intimate, creative space.>>>Read More.

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