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Connecticut alleges thousands of women suffered serious complications related to using surgical-mesh products made by medical-device company Boston Scientific. By Paul Schott
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The bill would allow electric vehicle manufacturers such as Tesla to sell directly to CT customers. By Paul Schott
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The contest is now open until Friday, April 16, giving employers in Fairfield, New Haven and Lichfield counties time to seek recognition. By Dan Haar
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Connecticut has welcomed a bunch of new and creative shops in the past several months, so we’re revisiting some of the state’s best. By Leeanne Griffin
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The 340-unit Royce apartment complex in Trumbull sells for $82 million, with commercial real estate firm CBRE brokering the deal, which involved a first-time buyer in Connecticut. By Paul Schott
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The Connecticut Airport Authority's proposal to change its non-union employees' retirement plans appears to have little chance of passing in the current legislative session, with the Transportation Committee declining to advance legislation to... By Paul Schott
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Here are some explanations to frequently asked questions surrounding the new Connecticut restaurant guidelines. By Leeanne Griffin
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Restaurants dedicated to the spicy Tennessee specialty have popped up around the state in the past six months, capitalizing on its growing popularity. By Leeanne Griffin
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The old Barnes & Noble, which was located farther east in town, closed recently after operating at that site for 23 years. By Paul Schott
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Some customers are not happy about the decision, saying that losing the convenience of banking at the supermarket could send them elsewhere. By Luther Turmelle
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Citizen Chicken & Donuts, by the owner of Hartford Baking Company, will replace the original bakery cafe location on New Park Avenue in West Hartford. By Leeanne Griffin
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"It will take five to 10 years for us to get back to the employment levels we were at," one economist said. By Luther Turmelle
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Norwegian Cruise Line is installing new air purification systems from a Fairfield company on 28 ships in its fleet. By Alexander Soule
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The pandemic has shuttered at least 600 eateries. The head of CT's Restaurant Association predicted 1,500 or more could go in the coming weeks. By Alexander Soule
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Connecticut is among the states where Stop & Shop is looking to hire permanent employees. By Tara O'Neill
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The money has allowed the 1,688 families to receive it sooner from when the coronavirus pandemic closed tax services they normally use to pay them. By Staff
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The Westport Chamber of Commerce announced “Restaurant Savings Time — Dine Earlier,” an initiative to support eateries. By Tara O'Neill
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Ray Dalio addressed the impact of the presidential election on the global economy during the digital Greenwich Economic Forum. By Paul Schott
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The Greenwich Economic Forum will be held in an all-digital format this year, as it returns for its third edition with a full lineup of speakers. By Paul Schott






