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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.
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Governor Ned Lamont and the legislature spared Connecticut businesses from unemployment tax hikes for now, but big challenges loom if debts aren't paid.
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New York will issue its first business licenses for cannabis dispensaries to applicants who have been harmed by the war on drugs.
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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.
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A state program dedicated to veterans’ business development has announced over 1,000 veterans have received certifications to bid on government contracts.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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The proposal would prohibit gun ranges, firearms dealers and weapon manufacturers from having storefronts within Riverhead’s central business district.
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After closing last summer, the Hamptons property had been up for sale since October.