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The impact of COVID-19 left its mark on businesses in Connecticut and New York. Small businesses were especially hit hard by the shutdown.
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The event took place at Kubtec, a woman-owned business that develops 3D lab machines that can reduce the cost for surgery related to breast cancer.
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A Siena College poll found that almost 90% of CEOs on Long Island are having trouble finding people to fill open positions.
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The poll found that almost 90% of Long Island business leaders are having trouble either finding people to fill open positions or keeping workers.
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Governor Ned Lamont announced Tuesday that the state will help fund a new business incubator focused on job growth in New London.
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The mall was built back in 1973. It’s been struggling with high vacancy rates for years after losing many of their shoppers to online retail.
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Lamont said the visit will strengthen connections between the state and members of Israel’s innovative ecosystem.
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The company said it plans to use nearly $3 billion in net proceeds from the sale of its security business for a $4 billion stock buyback plan in 2022.
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David Lehman, the state’s economic czar, said Connecticut has already started to attract new businesses and residents.
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“This is the latest example of how Connecticut is the ideal location for cutting-edge companies that are focused on business growth,” Governor Ned Lamont said.