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Andrew Larson

Web Editor

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Hartford Business Journal, europeconsumerproducts.com, CDC Gaming Reports

Preston's Summary

Andrew Larson is a Web Editor for the Hartford Business Journal, specializing in local news and business stories in the Hartford, Connecticut area. With a background in journalism and a focus on economic trends, Andrew provides insightful coverage of the region's business landscape, including topics such as sports betting, economic growth, healthcare, and local events. His work has also been featured in the Journal Enquirer and Cureus Journal of Medical Science.

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Geo Focus

Hartford, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Press Release: 39 %
Private Sector Announcements: 20 %
Cites Data: 11 %
Government Announcement: 11 %
Event Coverage: 5 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Real Estate Development
  • Corporate Finance
  • Construction Industry
  • Commercial Real Estate
  • Property Management
  • Corporate Sustainability

Pitching Insights

Andrew Larson's coverage is focused on local business, economy, and energy news with a particular interest in company announcements and government-related topics. If you have insights or information related to new businesses opening, economic developments impacting the Hartford area or Connecticut as a whole, changes in the energy sector within this geographic focus, Andrew may be interested in your input.

Given his emphasis on press releases and private sector announcements, he might be open to pitches from local businesses making significant moves such as expansions or relocations. Additionally, if you have expert analysis of how government decisions are affecting the local economy or specific industries (such as real estate), these could also be valuable contributions for his reporting.

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Articles

Hartford Business Journal

CT ranks 3rd lowest state for restaurant tipping, study finds

CT ranks 3rd lowest state for restaurant tipping, study finds

A new study ranks Connecticut among the stingiest states in the country for restaurant tipping.As of Sept. 20, the Nutmeg State had the third-lowest average tipping rate in the United States – 14.75% – according to the Quarterly Restaurant Report, released by business technology company Square on Thursday.The other two states with the least-generous tipping habits were California and Hawaii, which averaged 14% and 14.17%, respectively.Nationally, in 2024, the average tip on a restaurant transaction was 15.4%, down slightly from 15.5% in 2023.

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PURA cuts rates of 2 gas utilities, requires return of $120M to customers

PURA cuts rates of 2 gas utilities, requires return of $120M to customers

The state’s utility regulator issued final decisions Monday not only denying rate increases proposed by two natural gas companies, but requiring them to collectively pay back $120 million to customers.In the decisions, the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) approved $417.5 million in revenue for Connecticut Natural Gas (CNG), 9.6% less than the $461.81 million it requested for the rate year that runs from Dec. 1 to Nov. 30, 2025. The utility company’s current revenue level is set at $442.11 million.

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