Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology

Several nonprofits and state colleges are splitting more than $1 million in grants from a quasi-public funder to spur workforce development in Connecticut.

As the director of strategic partnerships at the Connecticut Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Michelle Cote is bullish about Hartford's future.

Just as hundreds of public electric-vehicle charging stations have cropped up in Connecticut in recent years, helping put thousands of clean cars on the road, the stage is gradually being set for a new green transportation option — hydrogen vehicles.

State and manufacturing officials will educate more than 200 middle school students Wednesday on the opportunities in manufacturing.

A new survey suggests most businesses are not properly planning for cyber attacks, even though they recognize the grave consequences of lacking an adequate response.

It can be unsettling to hear what Connecticut cybersecurity czar Arthur House has to say, and he probably wants it that way.

Connecticut's aerospace sector will flex its prowess at an international airshow in England next week.

ReSET — a staple of the Hartford coworking and business mentoring and accelerator scene for entrepreneurs since it first opened a physical space in 2013 — has had to share the entrepreneurial startup stage since the larger Upward Hartford opened downtown in mid-2017 with a high-profile location and investors.

West Hartford-based Legrand North America raised $98,750 for the American Red Cross as part of its disaster-relief fundraiser. All money raised will aid the people and regions affected by recent natural disasters throughout the country.

Q&A talks to Susan Palisano, the director of education and workforce development at the Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology Inc. (CCAT), which leads October's annual “Connecticut. Dream It. Do It. Manufacturing Month.”