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The Nutmeg State is ratcheting up its game to convince businesses to take their business to a better place: Connecticut.

Nuritas, a bioscience company based in Ireland, announced on Tuesday it planned to open a new U.S. headquarters in New Haven.  Nuritas uses artificial intelligence to develop drugs using plant-based bioactive peptides, the company said in a statement. It currently has its U.S. base in Cambridge, Mass. Founder and CEO Nora Khaldi will discuss Nuritas’s expansion at the Yale Innovation Summit, scheduled to begin Tuesday afternoon.

Biotech company sharing first details for its commercial and scientific base in Connecticut during the Yale Innovation Summit Nuritas, a biotechnology company using AI to revolutionize the discovery

Nuritas uses artificial intelligence to develop plant-derived nutritional supplements.

It began in 2018, with the announcement that India-based tech giant Infosys would open a Hartford hub employing 1,000 people by 2023. Four additional prominent tech companies have since followed, announcing Hartford outposts with large staffs to service regional industries and beyond. “You have seen a number of global tech and information technology firms choose Hartford as a hub for their East Coast operations and I think it is a reflection of a number of Hartford’s strengths,” Hartford M...

The CT financial services sector has struggled to create jobs since the 2008 crisis but...

Governor Ned Lamont today announced that Mirador, LLC, a leading managed services firm in the wealth management industry, is expanding its operations in Connecticut.

Governor Ned Lamont, Connecticut Airport Authority Executive Director Kevin Dillon, and Breeze Airways founder and CEO David Neeleman today announced that Breeze Airways has chosen Bradley International Airport as the location where the company will establish its fifth base of operations under a plan that includes the creation of more than 200 new jobs in Connecticut.

Governor Ned Lamont today announced that Digital Currency Group (DCG), a leading investor in bitcoin and blockchain technology companies, has informed his administration that the company will be relocating its headquarters from New York City to Stamford, Connecticut.

Trinity College President Joanne Berger-Sweeney is included on the Hartford Business Journal’s annual list of Greater Hartford’s most influential leaders.