Luther Turmelle
Business Reporter at New Haven Register
An award-winning multi-media journalist at the New Haven Register, Hearst CT Media and former Society of Professional Journalists national board member.
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3 weeks ago |
ctinsider.com | Luther Turmelle
The private equity firm that owns Shelton-based f ast food giant Subway is acquiring Dave Hot Chicken in a $1 billion deal. Atlanta-based Roark Capital specializes in running franchised businesses and acquired Subway in April 2024. In addition to owning Subway, Roark also backs two holding companies that operate multiple fast food chains: Inspire Brands, the parent of Arby's, Dunkin', Jimmy John's, Sonic and Buffalo Wild Wings; and GoTo Foods, which owns Auntie Anne's, Carvel, Cinnabon and Jamba.
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3 weeks ago |
ctinsider.com | Luther Turmelle
Officials at the Westfarms mall have been busy bolstering their tenant line up lately. The mall, which is located on the West Hartford- Farmington border, has added or is in the process of adding five new tenants.
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3 weeks ago |
ctinsider.com | Luther Turmelle
The owner of a small chain of hardware stores in Litchfield County has agreed to sell two of its locations to the Aubuchon Co.Terms of the deal between Wolf Family Hardware and privately held Aubuchon, which is based in central Massachusetts, were not released. When the deal to purchase the Wolf Hardware locations in Woodbury and Watertown closes in early July, Aubuchon will have 130 stores in 10 states including five locations in Connecticut.
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3 weeks ago |
ctinsider.com | Luther Turmelle
Rite Aid has announced plans to close two more Connecticut locations through a two-step process. The Rite Aid pharmacies in Norwalk at 190 East St. and in Milford at 1387 New Haven Ave. will close by the end of June, according to store employees at both locations on Monday. The non-prescription portions of the store will remain open through much of the month of July, according to the employees, who spoke on the condition they remain anonymous for fear of retribution.
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1 month ago |
ctinsider.com | Luther Turmelle
Officials with Maine-based outdoor retailer L.L. Bean are reporting a surge in scams designed to fool consumers in order to obtain credit card and other financial information.
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