A former nursing home is slated to become a 46-unit residential development.
When restaurants reopen for outdoor dining, the city will look at changing zoning regulations to allow for expanded seating.
According to the AARP Foundation two thirds of adults over 50 do not use financial technology.
The operator of four Connecticut hospitals has announced it will furlough some workers to focus on responding to the pandemic.
Another Hartford business announced it will reduce its workforce temporarily.
The 60-day furloughs will affect about 14 percent of the system’s workforce of 2,800.
Parkville Market is nearly ready to go and some vendors may be offer take-out options.
The statewide shutdown caused by the spread of coronavirus has closed its first brewery in Connecticut.
A Hartford-based parking business said demand is down due to restrictions.
A Hartford restaurant will begin layoffs in response to restrictions on operations.
A downtown Hartford hotel will shutdown amid uncertainty about its future.
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The business will relocate 400 employees to its downtown offices and hire another 300.
50 Exceptional Connecticut Leaders in STEM to be Recognized for Achievement
A restaurant group that employs 700 people is looking for ways to retain staff during the spread of coronavirus.
A beer and alcoholic beverage distribution company in East Hartford will close in the spring, with all workers losing their jobs.
‘teCTalk’ Series Will Focus on Breakthrough Technologies, Opportunities for Connecticut; Inaugural Session on May 20 in Hartford
The city and a developer have entered into an agreement to move forward with a massive downtown project.
Funds will benefit area programs for women undergoing diagnosis and treatment for breast cancer in Connecticut.
Awards Celebrate Companies for High Levels of Employee Satisfaction
April 8 Event Honors Greg Barats, Yvette Melendez, Don Shaw Jr., and Saint Francis Hospital
The donation was recently presented to the Greater Hartford organization.
Saint Mary’s Hospital in Waterbury, and Saint Francis Hospital in Hartford, have received a 4-star rating.
Hospital officials recently announced the news.
The state suspended the Majestic Lounge's liquor permit after one person was killed and four others were hurt in a shooting.
Junior Achievement’s Entrepreneurship Programs for High School Students Highlighted During National Entrepreneurship Week (Feb 15-22)
Women in STEM Disciplines Propel Businesses, Academia, Innovation & Breakthroughs Across CT; Finalists to be Featured at Awards Gala Apr. 21
A cafe and bar space has shuttered its doors.
The Accelerating Growth of Local Start-Up Bare Life
255 Individuals, Businesses, Organizations Are Finalists In Record-Setting Year; Voting Closes March 8 for Entrepreneur Awards
CERC Becomes AdvanceCT and David Campbell Joins as Lead on Business Recruitment
A Hartford company that's opened an innovation center is planning on hiring 200 workers by the summer.
Dedication and Commitment Highlighted As Caregivers Tell Their Stories
The city has signed an agreement with a developer who intends to build a $26 million retail and residential project.
Adding a grocery store is part of the plan for a massive new development that will also bring up to 1000 apartments and retail space.
Pilots create industry’s first dedicated drone cloud; modular manufacturing process and holder of FAA 135 Air Carrier Certificate in CT
Dr. Robert Krug’s newly appointed role with the national organization, the American Medical Rehabilitation Provider’s Association (AMRPA).
Connecticut’s Largest Entrepreneurial Awards Event
The grant is for $750,000.
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