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David Lehman and Peter Denious are the two most important figures in state government responsible for economic development and attracting new businesses to Connecticut. Lehman, a former Goldman Sachs executive, is the commissioner of the Department of Economic and Community Development, in charge of the state’s overall economic development strategy and policies. Denious, a former private equity exec, is the CEO of AdvanceCT, a not-for-profit entity that serves as the state’s business recruit...

Breeze Airways and Avelo Airlines. Breeze/Avelo/Airbus Breeze Airways announced Hartford, Connecticut, as its fifth base to complement its growing

Digital Currency Group and its four subsidiaries are expected to move into its new headquarters at Shippan Landing complex in Stamford.

Digital Currency Group and its four subsidiaries are expected to move into its new headquarters at Shippan Landing complex in Stamford.

Digital Currency Group, an investor in bitcoin and blockchain technology companies, is moving its headquarters from New York City to Stamford, Gov. Ned Lamont announced Monday morning.

There is a new push by city leaders in Hartford and the private sector to foster a 21st-century hotbed of startups in the city's Parkville neighborhood, particularly in advanced manufacturing and cost-saving technology for the insurance industry.

Ranpak Holdings, which produces environmentally sustainable, paper-based packaging, plans...

Philip Morris International is bringing its vision for a ‘smoke-free’ tobacco future to Connecticut, but why is the company moving here? Stephen Singer, Hartford Courant Almost immediately after Gov. Ned Lamont announced, and defended, Philip Morris International’s move to Connecticut from New York, the tobacco giant launched an advertising blitz touting its work to become “smoke-free” and how the state’s role in scientific research can help it reach that goal. Anti-...

Businesses both large and small have either relocated altogether or established another...

Before the pandemic hit, Joe Hochberg worked out of the offices of a small Chicago trading company, where he’s employed as an options trader, but when COVID-19 forced many people to abandon their cubicles it also introduced unprecedented flexibility. Hochberg, a New Jersey native, has been working remotely from his home state for the past year, but he’s moving to Hartford, where his girlfriend lives as she finishes medical school at UConn. When he arrives, he’ll work out of his apartment ...