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In her new book, When Women Ran Fifth Avenue: Glamour and Power at the Dawn of American Fashion, journalist and author Julie Satow reveals the stories of three women who elevated fashion and the retail industry during the golden age of department stores in New York City.

After giving hope to denied cannabis companies last week, Connecticut regulators said they sent feedback on Monday that would allow applicants another chance at licensure — at least one company is left waiting as the state’s marijuana industry grows.

Governor Ned Lamont and the legislature spared Connecticut businesses from unemployment tax hikes for now, but big challenges loom if debts aren't paid.

New York will issue its first business licenses for cannabis dispensaries to applicants who have been harmed by the war on drugs.

Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont said his administration will deliver $30 million in federal COVID-19 relief funding to more than 1,700 businesses, including restaurants, hotels and travel services.

A state program dedicated to veterans’ business development has announced over 1,000 veterans have received certifications to bid on government contracts.

The creators of BerkShares, a currency found only in the Berkshires region, are hoping a new app will boost adoption and increase revenue for local businesses.

Lego Group's recent announcement that it will build a new factory in Virginia has focused attention on the company's North American headquarters in Enfield, Connecticut, with some industry watchers saying it may not be a good sign for the company's future in the state.

At the ribbon cutting of the 914,000-square-foot complex in Stamford, Governor Ned Lamont praised Charter Communications for being a Fortune 500 company helping to keep Connecticut attractive to young workers.

The proposal would prohibit gun ranges, firearms dealers and weapon manufacturers from having storefronts within Riverhead’s central business district.