Michael Juliano is a staff writer at the Hartford Business Journal. With a focus on commercial and residential real estate, he covers topics such as real estate development, property management, and the construction industry, while also delving into the intersection of sports and business. Michael has been featured in notable publications including TradeWinds, Business Insider, and Yahoo Finance UK.
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Michael Juliano's coverage spans various industries, including transportation & logistics, house & home, and entertainment news. He often reports on specific company earnings reports within the shipping industry. Given his focus on event coverage and citing data, he may be interested in pitches that offer exclusive access to newsworthy events or provide unique datasets related to the transportation and logistics sector.
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Including when it starts, where to watch and road closures for Hollywood’s L.A. Pride Parade.
See the best summer concerts of 2026, including full calendars plus the best free summer music series across Los Angeles
By: Michael Juliano
It sure beats $250 parking.
By: Michael Juliano
Even gridlock can’t ruin the immaculate aura of the U.S. opener at SoFi Stadium.
By: Michael Juliano
Norwalk-based HMTX Industries has spent years shifting production out of China — and now a new CEO is tasked with turning that supply-chain overhaul into long-term growth.
By: Michael Juliano
You’ll be busy working, but it’s still a budget-friendly way to soak up the atmosphere of the 2028 Summer Games.
By: Michael Juliano
The overwhelmingly popular Pasadena-area tradition will return in the fall of 2026.
By: Michael Juliano
The two teams face off in Mexico on Thursday night, but here’s where to watch in L.A.
By: Michael Juliano
The limited-time passes are as much as 68% less than a full-day ticket.
By: Michael Juliano, Patricia Kelly Yeo, Gillian Glover
Most are within two hours away.
