After coming online about a month ago, dozens of new apartments inside the Hilton Hartford hotel have already been leased, and some have been occupied.

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Two Connecticut cities recently ranked among the top 150 places to live in the United States, according to U.S. News & World Report – but they were near the bottom.

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A Middletown couple is looking to open a tattoo and body piercing parlor in a Main Street storefront, but would first need a zoning exception from the city Planning and Zoning Commission.

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A Superior Court judge placed Hartford-based PHL Variable Insurance Co. into rehabilitation proceedings and appointed Connecticut Insurance Commissioner Andrew N. Mais as the statutory rehabilitator of the company and its subsidiaries.

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Shipping-services company Pitney Bowes Inc., based in Stamford, has undergone a leadership shakeup as it pursues up to $100 million in annual cost savings and seeks to pay down high-cost debt.

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The University of Connecticut could sell naming rights to a downtown residence hall to offset an estimated $1.5 million annual deficit.

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New York-based NBT Bancorp Inc., which has significantly grown its Connecticut presence in recent years, has a new CEO.

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Divesting from military manufacturers is a line Connecticut’s prominent institutions of higher education don’t seem inclined to cross.

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As federal authorities were preparing an indictment against Diamantis, the FBI was continuing to investigate a matter involving a Bristol eye doctor, an audit that was uncharacteristically cancelled and a $600,000 check that Diamantis helped hand-deliver.

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“He is universally admired as a compassionate, thoughtful and skillful jurist,” Lamont said.

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The Bristol Planning Commission voted unanimously Monday to recommend to the Zoning Commission that it approve a zone change to allow development of a proposed 30-unit condominium complex.

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A new restaurant, Beercode Kitchen & Bar, is now open at Bradley International Airport, officials announced.

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The state’s cannabis Social Equity Council has launched new boot camp and workforce development programs for marijuana entrepreneurs entering the state’s industry, the group announced Tuesday.

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The state of Connecticut is putting some money where its mouth is in an effort to address the shortage of healthcare workers.

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Nearly 42% of Travelers Cos. 2023 charitable contributions – $10.17 million – supported Connecticut-based organizations. In addition, Travelers employees volunteered about 18,400 hours in the Nutmeg State.

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A New Britain church group has purchased a property in the city's Arch Street revitalization area, which will become its new home for services and community outreach.

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The Wall Street Journal on Tuesday named the CEO of Stamford-based Charter Communications as the fourth-highest paid CEO among companies in the S&P 500 index.

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