Andrew Larson

Connecticut’s marketing campaign positioning the state as the pizza capital of the United States has produced the largest single-year shift in its brand perception ever recorded, according to data released […]

The University of Connecticut Board of Trustees will vote Wednesday on a $99.4 million budget for a comprehensive renovation of Gampel Pavilion — the venue’s first major update since opening […]

A Washington, Conn.-based investment adviser will pay a $2,500 fine for operating without proper registration, according to a consent order entered by Connecticut Banking Commissioner Jorge L. Perez. Tyr Partners […]

A gas station in Bloomfield is seeking zoning variances to convert its existing building into a convenience store and add a new fuel canopy. The property owner, 86 Granby Street […]

The ongoing rehabilitation of troubled Hartford-based PHL Variable Insurance Co. has attracted multiple bidders interested in purchasing or reinsuring all or parts of the failed insurer, according to a court filing last week.

Here’s a listing of recent luxury home sales in New Haven, New London and Tolland counties. The data is provided by Evan Berman of the William Raveis Broder Team.

Hartford law firm MacDermid, Reynolds & Glissman nearly doubled its land use practice to seven attorneys, opening a new Milford office, as state zoning reforms pass.

Almost Famous Brewing Co. in East Granby will close its doors Dec. 28, the brewery’s owners announced on social media. Owners Chip Glanovsky and Jim Wilfinger said the decision came […]

Yale New Haven Health announced Monday it has completed its acquisition of Nelson Ambulance Service and its affiliates, expanding the health system’s emergency medical services in southern Connecticut. Yale New […]

AT&T Inc. has deployed nearly 300 new cell sites across Connecticut as part of a nationwide network expansion using wireless spectrum it recently acquired, the telecommunications company said in an […]